N Scale Boxcar

Released May 2025 This 80,000 pound capacity 40’ wood sheathed reefer was built in 1913 for the New York Central & Hudson River, known as the New York Central Line, and was used for dairy and egg service. The New York Central & Hudson...

Released May 2025 Built in 1980 for Railbox, this 50’ boxcar soon made it’s way to the Union Pacific fleet. Union Pacific continues to operate today as one of the largest Class 1 railroads in North America with over 32,000 miles of track.

Released May 2025 Built by the Northern Pacific Brainerd Shops in 1967, these cars were some of the last 40’ boxcars to be built for the NP. Northern Pacific was a Class 1 Railroad formed in 1864, and eventually acquired in 1970 by Burlington...

Released May 2025 Built in the late 1940s, this 40’ boxcar was eventually upgraded, its running board removed, and repainted into the GN red scheme. Burlington Northern was formed through the mergers of Great Northern and Northern Pacific in 1970,...

Released May 2025 This boxcar was built in 1956 in the last lot of 40’ boxcars for New York Central, and featured SL load devices. New York Central was a Class 1 Railroad founded in 1853 and operated until 1968, when it was merged with long-time...

"Released April 2025 Built by Great Northern’s St. Cloud Car Shops in 1949, this 40’ boxcar was 3,775 cubic feet in capacity and was used in general service. Great Northern was a Class 1 railroad founded in 1881 and eventually was merged...

Released April 2025 Built in the 1940s, this X38K-Class boxcar was rebuilt in 1964 from an X38 boxcar and received new plug doors, and Evans Side Fillers. Pennsylvania was a large Class 1 railroad formed in 1846 and grew to be a predominant shipper on...

Released April 2025 Built in the 1940s, this X38K-Class boxcar was rebuilt in 1964 from an X38 boxcar and received new plug doors, and Evans Side Fillers. Pennsylvania was a large Class 1 railroad formed in 1846 and grew to be a predominant shipper on...

N Scale - 50' Rib Side Boxcar MSRP $30.95 Releasing March 2025 SRN is a short line in Texas that primarily hauls pulpwood and finished paper products from mills and finishing plants. SRN has connections with both BNSF and Union Pacific. To encourage the...

N Scale - 40' Standard Boxcar MSRP $27.90 Releasing March 2025 Built in the mid-1940s for Reading Railroad, this 40’ boxcar had Damage Free loaders and was classed XMwa. Reading can be traced back to 1833 as the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,...

N Scale - 60' Boxcar MSRP $28.95 Releasing February 2025

N Scale - 50' Standard Boxcar MSRP $30.95 Releasing March 2025 Built in 1967 by General American in Illinois, this 50’ boxcar featured Evans Load Dividers and a Cushioned Underframe. Milwaukee Railroad was a Class I railroad that operated from 1847...

Description N Scale - 60' Boxcar MSRP $29.95 Released March 2025 A Class 1 railroad is defined as any railroad with annual revenue of more than $504,803,294 (the 1992 threshold of $250 million, set by the ICC, adjusted for inflation). There are...

Built by National Steel Car in early 2013 for Railbox, a TTX subsidiary, these 286,000-pound capacity, 60’ rib-side high-cube boxcars feature double-plug doors and belong to a series of 725 cars. Commonly called “TBOX cars” in reference to the reporting...

Ashley, Drew and Northern was a short line logging railroad founded in 1905 in eastern Arkansas. Pulpwood and paper products became the railroad’s staple freight commodity by the mid-1940s. In 1963, Georgia Pacifi c Paper Corporation purchased the...

This 40’ steel box car was built in March 1937 and converted by Western Pacific in 1941 into a less-than-carload boxcar assigned to express passenger service. It was renumbered into the 220071-220194 series, and equipped with steam lines, and friction...

Features: Ready to run Ultra-fine detail Accurate painting/printing Prototypical ride height 100-ton Trucks 36” metal wheels Separately applied cut levers Trainline air hoses Etched metal cross over platforms

Built in the 1910s, this outside braced boxcar was serviced in 1958 at the Marshalltown Shops and featured the large “Route of the 400” logo. Founded in 1859, the Chicago & North Western quickly grew into a large Class 1 railroad headquartered in...

This car was built for the Cadiz Railroad, and was later obtained by the Sabine River & Northern. SRN is a short line in Texas that primarily hauls pulpwood and finished paper products from mills and finishing plants. SRN has connections with both BNSF...

Features: Ready to run Ultra-fine detail Accurate painting/printing Prototypical ride height 100-ton Trucks 36” metal wheels Separately applied cut levers Trainline air hoses Etched metal cross over platforms