HO RTR 60' Flat SF #95314 (ATH97831)
HO-scale Ready-to-Run 60-foot flatcar captures the late-1960s all-purpose design built to haul bulk loads such as lumber and pipe. Decorated, fully assembled and ready to run, this model combines a highly detailed injection-molded body with separately applied end details and a brake wheel to give a lifelike silhouette on HO layouts.
It rides on 33-inch machined metal wheels with RP25 contours and is weighted for stable, smooth operation. Body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers provide reliable, prototypical connections, while the minimum 18-inch radius makes it suitable for a wide range of layouts. Reflecting the era’s practical design, these cars were built to stabilize large loads with stake pockets and served as a versatile standard for lumber and pipe service during that period.
HO-scale Ready-to-Run 60-foot flatcar captures the late-1960s all-purpose design built to haul bulk loads such as lumber and pipe. Decorated, fully assembled and ready to run, this model combines a highly detailed injection-molded body with separately applied end details and a brake wheel to give a lifelike silhouette on HO layouts.
It rides on 33-inch machined metal wheels with RP25 contours and is weighted for stable, smooth operation. Body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers provide reliable, prototypical connections, while the minimum 18-inch radius makes it suitable for a wide range of layouts. Reflecting the era’s practical design, these cars were built to stabilize large loads with stake pockets and served as a versatile standard for lumber and pipe service during that period.
Original: $39.99
-65%$39.99
$14.00Description
HO-scale Ready-to-Run 60-foot flatcar captures the late-1960s all-purpose design built to haul bulk loads such as lumber and pipe. Decorated, fully assembled and ready to run, this model combines a highly detailed injection-molded body with separately applied end details and a brake wheel to give a lifelike silhouette on HO layouts.
It rides on 33-inch machined metal wheels with RP25 contours and is weighted for stable, smooth operation. Body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers provide reliable, prototypical connections, while the minimum 18-inch radius makes it suitable for a wide range of layouts. Reflecting the era’s practical design, these cars were built to stabilize large loads with stake pockets and served as a versatile standard for lumber and pipe service during that period.
