N Scale Boxcar

Built in 1958, this insulated plug-door 40’ boxcar with Roller Bearing trucks was Compartmentizer- equipped and was used to transport temperature sensitive commodities such as food and some household products. St. Louis Southwestern, commonly known as...

This one-of-a-kind Delaware & Hudson boxcar with Roller Bearing trucks was built in 1964 and painted in a bright red D&H livery. It was 4,932 cubic feet in capacity, and featured a cushioned underframe. The original Delaware & Hudson operated 1,581 miles...

Built in 1957, this 40 foot boxcar with Bettendorf trucks belonged to series 19000-19249. It featured a striking black and yellow paint scheme with a yellow sill stripe. The C&O was formed in 1869 in Virginia, and became a large Class I railroad on the...

A refrigerator car, otherwise known as a reefer, is an ice or mechanically cooled and insulated car that carries perishable products from manufacturers to distributers for market. A refrigerator also means a household device that has cold cuts for tasty...

*cars feature prototypically inspired weathering and graffiti *with modified door detail to accommodate requirements of weathering and graffiti.

Micro-Mouse St. Patricks Day 2024   Micro-Mouse is out and about exploring the fresh spring fields of clover. He found the rainbow and followed it to the end and was  rewarded with a mill gondola full of his favorite cheeses. Happy St...

Southern Pacific and its subsidiaries had a territory that spanned from the Pacific coast, down thru Mexico and east as far as New Orleans. It required constant upkeep, so older cars that were still roadworthy were converted to Maintenance of Way duties...

Southern Pacific and its subsidiaries had a territory that spanned from the Pacific coast, down thru Mexico and east as far as New Orleans. It required constant upkeep, so older cars that were still roadworthy were converted to Maintenance of Way duties...

These single-door boxcars with Roller Bearing trucks were used in general service by CSX. CSX was formed through the 1986 mergers of Chessie System and Seaboard System/ Family Lines, and continues to operate today across more than 21,000 miles of track...

This class-X54 boxcar with Bettendorf trucks was among the last 40’ boxcars built for the Pennsylvania Railroad in the early 1950s. It was later rolled into Penn Central, shopped, and repainted into the PC green scheme. Penn Central was formed through...

This 40’ PS-1 boxcar was built for Seaboard Air Line in 1952. Seaboard used this car to ship beer from a Florida manufacturing facility, which necessitated the all-silver paint to help control interior temperatures. Seaboard Air Line merged with Atlantic...

This 40’ boxcar with Bettendorf trucks was built in 1966 and was class Bx-115. It was primarily used to haul grain. Founded in 1859, Santa Fe was one of the largest railroads in North America up until 1996, when it merged with Burlington Northern to form...

This single door 50-foot boxcar with Roller Bearing trucks, was built for Great Northern in 1966 and painted into the glacier green scheme with red doors and featured a cushioned underframe. Great Northern was a Class 1 railroad founded in 1881 and...

This single door 50-foot boxcar with Roller Bearing trucks, was built for Great Northern in 1966 and painted into the glacier green scheme with red doors and featured a cushioned underframe. Great Northern was a Class 1 railroad founded in 1881 and...

The Medford, Talent & Lakecreek Railroad was established in 1918 to serve the communities throughout Oregon’s Rogue Valley, helping move commodities to the Southern Pacific interchanges. The success of the modest shortline revolved around serving various...

MODEL FEATURES: Three road numbers Etched metal stirrup steps Detailed, molded underframe Pullman Standard or Superior plug doors Pullman Standard or Stanray (Superior) roof (to match prototype) N-scale 70 ton trucks Machined 33” metal...