N Scale

Missouri Pacific received this group from Pullman Standard in February of 1965. Like most auto parts boxcars, these were part of a multi-railroad, multi-plant pool with this group assigned for loading at a Chevy plant on the GTW in Flint, Michigan. MP...

Union Pacific took delivery of this batch of 86’ quad door boxcars in July of 1966. UP was still using the “RAILROAD” version of the shield not to mention the 6-color “automated rail way” slogan and map used on many UP...

Union Pacific took delivery of this batch of 86’ quad door boxcars in July of 1966. UP was still using the “RAILROAD” version of the shield not to mention the 6-color “automated rail way” slogan and map used on many UP...

Union Pacific took delivery of this batch of 86’ quad door boxcars in July of 1966. UP was still using the “RAILROAD” version of the shield not to mention the 6-color “automated rail way” slogan and map used on many UP...

Union Pacific took delivery of this batch of 86’ quad door boxcars in July of 1966. UP was still using the “RAILROAD” version of the shield not to mention the 6-color “automated rail way” slogan and map used on many UP...

Conrail had the largest fleet of 86’ quad door boxcars having inherited the fleets from Pennsylvania, New York Central, Penn Central and Erie Lackawanna. Most were painted in this “medium logo” paint scheme. Two road numbers in this...

Conrail had the largest fleet of 86’ quad door boxcars having inherited the fleets from Pennsylvania, New York Central, Penn Central and Erie Lackawanna. Most were painted in this “medium logo” paint scheme. Two road numbers in this...

Conrail had the largest fleet of 86’ quad door boxcars having inherited the fleets from Pennsylvania, New York Central, Penn Central and Erie Lackawanna. Most were painted in this “medium logo” paint scheme. Two road numbers in this...

Conrail had the largest fleet of 86’ quad door boxcars having inherited the fleets from Pennsylvania, New York Central, Penn Central and Erie Lackawanna. Most were painted in this “medium logo” paint scheme. Two road numbers in this...

Rock Island was an early adopter of the 86’ quad door boxcar, receiving this batch from Pullman Standard in the summer of 1964. They are thought to be the first boxcars to be delivered to RI without running boards. It seems the builder received...

Rock Island was an early adopter of the 86’ quad door boxcar, receiving this batch from Pullman Standard in the summer of 1964. They are thought to be the first boxcars to be delivered to RI without running boards. It seems the builder received...

Rock Island was an early adopter of the 86’ quad door boxcar, receiving this batch from Pullman Standard in the summer of 1964. They are thought to be the first boxcars to be delivered to RI without running boards. It seems the builder received...

Norfolk Southern inherited 86’ quad door boxcars from both predecessors Southern and Norfolk & Western with more joining the fleet as a result of the Conrail split. The yellow reflector stripes began to appear in 2005. This paint scheme will be...

Norfolk Southern inherited 86’ quad door boxcars from both predecessors Southern and Norfolk & Western with more joining the fleet as a result of the Conrail split. The yellow reflector stripes began to appear in 2005. This paint scheme will be...

CSX first appeared in 1980 as a holding company whose railroad subsidiaries were consolidated in stages. The CSX image was adopted for rolling stock in 1986 however equipment still carried reporting marks for Seaboard System, Chesapeake & Ohio or...

CSX first appeared in 1980 as a holding company whose railroad subsidiaries were consolidated in stages. The CSX image was adopted for rolling stock in 1986 however equipment still carried reporting marks for Seaboard System, Chesapeake & Ohio or...

CSX first appeared in 1980 as a holding company whose railroad subsidiaries were consolidated in stages. The CSX image was adopted for rolling stock in 1986 however equipment still carried reporting marks for Seaboard System, Chesapeake & Ohio or...

CSX first appeared in 1980 as a holding company whose railroad subsidiaries were consolidated in stages. The CSX image was adopted for rolling stock in 1986 however equipment still carried reporting marks for Seaboard System, Chesapeake & Ohio or...

Stock cars were used to transport a variety of live animals, such as cattle, mules, horses, as well as hogs sheep and calves. Animal transport was and still is an important revenue stream for many railroads. BLIs K7A is a handsome reproduction of the...

Stock cars were used to transport a variety of live animals, such as cattle, mules, horses, as well as hogs sheep and calves. Animal transport was and still is an important revenue stream for many railroads.Our stock car model is based off a Pennsylvania...