N ICC CA-11a Caboose UP Madera Flyer #25833 (ATHG-1646)
This N-scale Union Pacific CA-11a Caboose in the Madera Flyer livery is a ready-to-run model designed to bring authentic late-1970s UP caboose operations to a layout. Fully assembled and finely painted, it captures the prototype’s look with accurate lettering and period details that bring a yard or freight train to life.
Key features include see-through end platforms, wire-form grab irons, etched metal window screens, and body-mounted scale knuckle-spring couplers, plus machined metal wheels with RP25 contours for smooth operation across popular track brands. The car is weighted for steady performance and includes a detailed interior with a conductor’s desk, stove, sink, and more. The Madera Flyer edition adds roof-mounted horn and brass bell, plus multiple road numbers for variety. It runs on a minimum radius of 9 ¾ inches, making it friendly to a wide range of layouts.
This N-scale Union Pacific CA-11a Caboose in the Madera Flyer livery is a ready-to-run model designed to bring authentic late-1970s UP caboose operations to a layout. Fully assembled and finely painted, it captures the prototype’s look with accurate lettering and period details that bring a yard or freight train to life.
Key features include see-through end platforms, wire-form grab irons, etched metal window screens, and body-mounted scale knuckle-spring couplers, plus machined metal wheels with RP25 contours for smooth operation across popular track brands. The car is weighted for steady performance and includes a detailed interior with a conductor’s desk, stove, sink, and more. The Madera Flyer edition adds roof-mounted horn and brass bell, plus multiple road numbers for variety. It runs on a minimum radius of 9 ¾ inches, making it friendly to a wide range of layouts.
Original: $43.46
-65%$43.46
$15.21Description
This N-scale Union Pacific CA-11a Caboose in the Madera Flyer livery is a ready-to-run model designed to bring authentic late-1970s UP caboose operations to a layout. Fully assembled and finely painted, it captures the prototype’s look with accurate lettering and period details that bring a yard or freight train to life.
Key features include see-through end platforms, wire-form grab irons, etched metal window screens, and body-mounted scale knuckle-spring couplers, plus machined metal wheels with RP25 contours for smooth operation across popular track brands. The car is weighted for steady performance and includes a detailed interior with a conductor’s desk, stove, sink, and more. The Madera Flyer edition adds roof-mounted horn and brass bell, plus multiple road numbers for variety. It runs on a minimum radius of 9 ¾ inches, making it friendly to a wide range of layouts.
