HO GEN F89-F Flat Car ATSF #292114 (ATHG-2238)
An HO-scale Santa Fe-liveried Athearn Genesis F89-F Flat Car recreates the classic 1960s-era TOFC and general freight workhorse, reflecting the real car’s versatility for a range of loads—from trailers on flatcars to autoracks and other equipment—on modern layouts.
Key details include a heavy die-cast underframe with raised and lowered hitches, a detailed deck, and 70-ton roller-bearing trucks with spinning bearing caps. Machined metal wheels with RP25 contours ensure smooth operation on HO track, and body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers provide prototypical handling. The XTTX version features four hitches to accommodate different trailer lengths, with extra raised and collapsed hitches to model multiple configurations. Decorated and ready to run out of the box, this model is designed for HO layouts set from the 1960s to today, with a 22-inch minimum radius and 24-inch or larger curves recommended for best performance.
An HO-scale Santa Fe-liveried Athearn Genesis F89-F Flat Car recreates the classic 1960s-era TOFC and general freight workhorse, reflecting the real car’s versatility for a range of loads—from trailers on flatcars to autoracks and other equipment—on modern layouts.
Key details include a heavy die-cast underframe with raised and lowered hitches, a detailed deck, and 70-ton roller-bearing trucks with spinning bearing caps. Machined metal wheels with RP25 contours ensure smooth operation on HO track, and body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers provide prototypical handling. The XTTX version features four hitches to accommodate different trailer lengths, with extra raised and collapsed hitches to model multiple configurations. Decorated and ready to run out of the box, this model is designed for HO layouts set from the 1960s to today, with a 22-inch minimum radius and 24-inch or larger curves recommended for best performance.
Description
An HO-scale Santa Fe-liveried Athearn Genesis F89-F Flat Car recreates the classic 1960s-era TOFC and general freight workhorse, reflecting the real car’s versatility for a range of loads—from trailers on flatcars to autoracks and other equipment—on modern layouts.
Key details include a heavy die-cast underframe with raised and lowered hitches, a detailed deck, and 70-ton roller-bearing trucks with spinning bearing caps. Machined metal wheels with RP25 contours ensure smooth operation on HO track, and body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers provide prototypical handling. The XTTX version features four hitches to accommodate different trailer lengths, with extra raised and collapsed hitches to model multiple configurations. Decorated and ready to run out of the box, this model is designed for HO layouts set from the 1960s to today, with a 22-inch minimum radius and 24-inch or larger curves recommended for best performance.
