Rolling Stock

Add a staple of the coal industry to your HO Scale railroad with this WalthersMainline 50’ Bethgon Coalporter Coal Gondola 3-Pack, decorated for BNSF (road numbers #670566, #670614, #670655). Built by Bethlehem Steel’s Johnstown American Corporation, the Bethgon’s all-aluminum body and unique trough-style bottom maximize coal-hauling capacity. With no bottom discharge chutes, these cars unload by rotary dump and run in long unit trains across the modern North American network. Looking for more HO rolling stock or track? Browse our HO Scale Trains & Track and HO Track, Tools & Accessories collections. Features 3-pack of ready-to-run 50’ Bethgon Coalporter gondolas, each with a different road number All-aluminum prototype with trough-style bottom for maximum coal capacity Crisply printed graphics and legible stencils on car sides and ends Individually molded and applied internal bracing Scale 36" diameter turned metal wheels Genuine Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers Add your own coal loads (Chooch flexible loads sold separately); pairs with the Cornerstone Rotary Dumper (933-4170) Appropriate for layouts set from the 1970s to the present day Scale: HO Scale (1:87) More Information Brand WalthersMainline Item Number 910-55909 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 50’ Bethgon Coalporter Gondola (3-Pack) Road Name BNSF Road Numbers #670566, #670614, #670655 Era Modern (1970s–Present) Coupler Knuckle (Proto MAX) Wheels 36" Metal Condition New UPC 616374231942 Frequently Asked Questions How many cars are in this set?Three ready-to-run gondolas, each with its own unique road number, so you can build a realistic unit coal train. Do the cars come with coal loads?No — the gondolas are modeled empty so you can add your own. Chooch flexible coal loads (sold separately) drop right in. Are couplers and wheels installed?Yes. Each car is ready to run with genuine knuckle couplers and 36" metal wheelsets already mounted. What scale and era is this?HO Scale (1:87), appropriate for layouts from the 1970s to the present day.

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Take on winter's worst with a WalthersProto Russell Snowplow on the job! In service since the 1920s, all-steel plows like this are a must have for railroads big and small, and look great spotted on a siding or near the engine shed during the warmer months too! Completely retooled and superbly detailed, each HO Scale model features: Limited edition - one time run of these roadnumbers! Prototypes in service 1920s to present Fully-assembled, railroad ready - undecorated kit also available Factory-installed grab irons Complete underbody w/brake gear & piping Custom front truck for tighter curves Detailed flanger Thin profile stirrups Window "glass" Ultra-Smooth rolling metal axles and 33" wheelsets Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle coupler on rear of plow Railroad-Specific Details: See-through "steel" or original "wood" running boards Sturdy hinged & positionable side wings in two styles w/wire cross braces Fitted w/original or one of three styles of late headlights as appropriate Bettendorf or roller bearing rear truck More Information Item # 110031 Brand WalthersProto  Scale HO Type Russell Snowplow Road Name Chessie System C&O Road Number 914021 MSRP $89.98

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Broadway Limited's HO scale heavyweight instruction car in Western Maryland #100, finished in Circus scheme, white, red and black. Ready to run, and unlike anything else in a typical passenger consist. Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Between them the two types covered both education and outreach, and they are among the most distinctive passenger cars ever built because each one was custom-made for its own job. Broadway Limited built these on the modified 80 foot coach tooling originally developed for the 1947 American Freedom Train. Because every real instruction and exhibit car was a one-off conversion, no model can copy one exactly. These capture the look and character of the type at a price that keeps them accessible. Specifications Brand Broadway Limited Imports Item Number 9936 UPC 840396399360 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type Heavyweight Railroad Instruction Car Road Name Western Maryland Road Number #100 Paint Scheme Circus scheme, white, red and black Base Tooling Modified 80 foot coach, from the 1947 American Freedom Train Assembly Ready to run Condition New Features Ready to run, no assembly required Prototypically accurate Western Maryland paint and lettering: Circus scheme, white, red and black Based on Broadway Limited's 80 foot heavyweight coach tooling Separately applied detail parts Knuckle couplers and free-rolling metal wheelsets A genuinely unusual car for a passenger or maintenance consist Scale: HO (1:87) More in This Series Other road names we stock from the same Broadway Limited instruction and exhibit car run: Chesapeake & Ohio #SI-4 — BLI 9930 Chessie System B&O #CSC-1 — BLI 9931 Denver & Rio Grande Western #X-200 — BLI 9932 Great Northern #X1828 — BLI 9933 Norfolk & Western #402 — BLI 9934 New York Central #X23177 — BLI 9935 Southern Railway #24 — BLI 9939 Frequently Asked Questions What is an instruction car?Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Is this an exact model of the real car?Not exactly. Every prototype was a one-off conversion, so Broadway Limited adapted its 80 foot coach tooling to capture the look and spirit of the type rather than copy a single car rivet for rivet. Does it need anything fitted?No, it is ready to run with couplers and metal wheelsets installed. What scale is this?HO scale (1:87). How long does a special order take?Typically 7 days. We order it in the moment you check out and ship it the day it reaches us. Explore More Browse more HO Scale Rolling Stock, the full Broadway Limited Imports range, and everything on Special Order.

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Broadway Limited's HO scale heavyweight instruction car in New York Central #X23177, finished in Jade Green, white and black. Ready to run, and unlike anything else in a typical passenger consist. Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Between them the two types covered both education and outreach, and they are among the most distinctive passenger cars ever built because each one was custom-made for its own job. Broadway Limited built these on the modified 80 foot coach tooling originally developed for the 1947 American Freedom Train. Because every real instruction and exhibit car was a one-off conversion, no model can copy one exactly. These capture the look and character of the type at a price that keeps them accessible. Specifications Brand Broadway Limited Imports Item Number 9935 UPC 840396399353 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type Heavyweight Railroad Instruction Car Road Name New York Central Road Number #X23177 Paint Scheme Jade Green, white and black Base Tooling Modified 80 foot coach, from the 1947 American Freedom Train Assembly Ready to run Condition New Features Ready to run, no assembly required Prototypically accurate New York Central paint and lettering: Jade Green, white and black Based on Broadway Limited's 80 foot heavyweight coach tooling Separately applied detail parts Knuckle couplers and free-rolling metal wheelsets A genuinely unusual car for a passenger or maintenance consist Scale: HO (1:87) More in This Series Other road names we stock from the same Broadway Limited instruction and exhibit car run: Chesapeake & Ohio #SI-4 — BLI 9930 Chessie System B&O #CSC-1 — BLI 9931 Denver & Rio Grande Western #X-200 — BLI 9932 Great Northern #X1828 — BLI 9933 Norfolk & Western #402 — BLI 9934 Western Maryland #100 — BLI 9936 Southern Railway #24 — BLI 9939 Frequently Asked Questions What is an instruction car?Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Is this an exact model of the real car?Not exactly. Every prototype was a one-off conversion, so Broadway Limited adapted its 80 foot coach tooling to capture the look and spirit of the type rather than copy a single car rivet for rivet. Does it need anything fitted?No, it is ready to run with couplers and metal wheelsets installed. What scale is this?HO scale (1:87). How long does a special order take?Typically 7 days. We order it in the moment you check out and ship it the day it reaches us. Explore More Browse more HO Scale Rolling Stock, the full Broadway Limited Imports range, and everything on Special Order.

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Broadway Limited's HO scale heavyweight instruction car in Norfolk & Western #402, finished in maroon and black. Ready to run, and unlike anything else in a typical passenger consist. Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Between them the two types covered both education and outreach, and they are among the most distinctive passenger cars ever built because each one was custom-made for its own job. Broadway Limited built these on the modified 80 foot coach tooling originally developed for the 1947 American Freedom Train. Because every real instruction and exhibit car was a one-off conversion, no model can copy one exactly. These capture the look and character of the type at a price that keeps them accessible. Specifications Brand Broadway Limited Imports Item Number 9934 UPC 840396399346 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type Heavyweight Railroad Instruction Car Road Name Norfolk & Western Road Number #402 Paint Scheme maroon and black Base Tooling Modified 80 foot coach, from the 1947 American Freedom Train Assembly Ready to run Condition New Features Ready to run, no assembly required Prototypically accurate Norfolk & Western paint and lettering: maroon and black Based on Broadway Limited's 80 foot heavyweight coach tooling Separately applied detail parts Knuckle couplers and free-rolling metal wheelsets A genuinely unusual car for a passenger or maintenance consist Scale: HO (1:87) More in This Series Other road names we stock from the same Broadway Limited instruction and exhibit car run: Chesapeake & Ohio #SI-4 — BLI 9930 Chessie System B&O #CSC-1 — BLI 9931 Denver & Rio Grande Western #X-200 — BLI 9932 Great Northern #X1828 — BLI 9933 New York Central #X23177 — BLI 9935 Western Maryland #100 — BLI 9936 Southern Railway #24 — BLI 9939 Frequently Asked Questions What is an instruction car?Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Is this an exact model of the real car?Not exactly. Every prototype was a one-off conversion, so Broadway Limited adapted its 80 foot coach tooling to capture the look and spirit of the type rather than copy a single car rivet for rivet. Does it need anything fitted?No, it is ready to run with couplers and metal wheelsets installed. What scale is this?HO scale (1:87). How long does a special order take?Typically 7 days. We order it in the moment you check out and ship it the day it reaches us. Explore More Browse more HO Scale Rolling Stock, the full Broadway Limited Imports range, and everything on Special Order.

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Broadway Limited's HO scale heavyweight instruction car in Great Northern #X1828, finished in Fire Prevention scheme, red with orange flames on silver. Ready to run, and unlike anything else in a typical passenger consist. Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Between them the two types covered both education and outreach, and they are among the most distinctive passenger cars ever built because each one was custom-made for its own job. Broadway Limited built these on the modified 80 foot coach tooling originally developed for the 1947 American Freedom Train. Because every real instruction and exhibit car was a one-off conversion, no model can copy one exactly. These capture the look and character of the type at a price that keeps them accessible. Specifications Brand Broadway Limited Imports Item Number 9933 UPC 840396399339 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type Heavyweight Railroad Instruction Car Road Name Great Northern Road Number #X1828 Paint Scheme Fire Prevention scheme, red with orange flames on silver Base Tooling Modified 80 foot coach, from the 1947 American Freedom Train Assembly Ready to run Condition New Features Ready to run, no assembly required Prototypically accurate Great Northern paint and lettering: Fire Prevention scheme, red with orange flames on silver Based on Broadway Limited's 80 foot heavyweight coach tooling Separately applied detail parts Knuckle couplers and free-rolling metal wheelsets A genuinely unusual car for a passenger or maintenance consist Scale: HO (1:87) More in This Series Other road names we stock from the same Broadway Limited instruction and exhibit car run: Chesapeake & Ohio #SI-4 — BLI 9930 Chessie System B&O #CSC-1 — BLI 9931 Denver & Rio Grande Western #X-200 — BLI 9932 Norfolk & Western #402 — BLI 9934 New York Central #X23177 — BLI 9935 Western Maryland #100 — BLI 9936 Southern Railway #24 — BLI 9939 Frequently Asked Questions What is an instruction car?Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Is this an exact model of the real car?Not exactly. Every prototype was a one-off conversion, so Broadway Limited adapted its 80 foot coach tooling to capture the look and spirit of the type rather than copy a single car rivet for rivet. Does it need anything fitted?No, it is ready to run with couplers and metal wheelsets installed. What scale is this?HO scale (1:87). How long does a special order take?Typically 7 days. We order it in the moment you check out and ship it the day it reaches us. Explore More Browse more HO Scale Rolling Stock, the full Broadway Limited Imports range, and everything on Special Order.

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Broadway Limited's HO scale heavyweight instruction car in Denver & Rio Grande Western #X-200, finished in four-stripe Aspen Gold, silver and black. Ready to run, and unlike anything else in a typical passenger consist. Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Between them the two types covered both education and outreach, and they are among the most distinctive passenger cars ever built because each one was custom-made for its own job. Broadway Limited built these on the modified 80 foot coach tooling originally developed for the 1947 American Freedom Train. Because every real instruction and exhibit car was a one-off conversion, no model can copy one exactly. These capture the look and character of the type at a price that keeps them accessible. Specifications Brand Broadway Limited Imports Item Number 9932 UPC 840396399322 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type Heavyweight Railroad Instruction Car Road Name Denver & Rio Grande Western Road Number #X-200 Paint Scheme four-stripe Aspen Gold, silver and black Base Tooling Modified 80 foot coach, from the 1947 American Freedom Train Assembly Ready to run Condition New Features Ready to run, no assembly required Prototypically accurate Denver & Rio Grande Western paint and lettering: four-stripe Aspen Gold, silver and black Based on Broadway Limited's 80 foot heavyweight coach tooling Separately applied detail parts Knuckle couplers and free-rolling metal wheelsets A genuinely unusual car for a passenger or maintenance consist Scale: HO (1:87) More in This Series Other road names we stock from the same Broadway Limited instruction and exhibit car run: Chesapeake & Ohio #SI-4 — BLI 9930 Chessie System B&O #CSC-1 — BLI 9931 Great Northern #X1828 — BLI 9933 Norfolk & Western #402 — BLI 9934 New York Central #X23177 — BLI 9935 Western Maryland #100 — BLI 9936 Southern Railway #24 — BLI 9939 Frequently Asked Questions What is an instruction car?Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Is this an exact model of the real car?Not exactly. Every prototype was a one-off conversion, so Broadway Limited adapted its 80 foot coach tooling to capture the look and spirit of the type rather than copy a single car rivet for rivet. Does it need anything fitted?No, it is ready to run with couplers and metal wheelsets installed. What scale is this?HO scale (1:87). How long does a special order take?Typically 7 days. We order it in the moment you check out and ship it the day it reaches us. Explore More Browse more HO Scale Rolling Stock, the full Broadway Limited Imports range, and everything on Special Order.

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Broadway Limited's HO scale heavyweight instruction car in Chessie System B&O #CSC-1, finished in two-tone green and white. Ready to run, and unlike anything else in a typical passenger consist. Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Between them the two types covered both education and outreach, and they are among the most distinctive passenger cars ever built because each one was custom-made for its own job. Broadway Limited built these on the modified 80 foot coach tooling originally developed for the 1947 American Freedom Train. Because every real instruction and exhibit car was a one-off conversion, no model can copy one exactly. These capture the look and character of the type at a price that keeps them accessible. Specifications Brand Broadway Limited Imports Item Number 9931 UPC 840396399315 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type Heavyweight Railroad Instruction Car Road Name Chessie System B&O Road Number #CSC-1 Paint Scheme two-tone green and white Base Tooling Modified 80 foot coach, from the 1947 American Freedom Train Assembly Ready to run Condition New Features Ready to run, no assembly required Prototypically accurate Chessie System B&O paint and lettering: two-tone green and white Based on Broadway Limited's 80 foot heavyweight coach tooling Separately applied detail parts Knuckle couplers and free-rolling metal wheelsets A genuinely unusual car for a passenger or maintenance consist Scale: HO (1:87) More in This Series Other road names we stock from the same Broadway Limited instruction and exhibit car run: Chesapeake & Ohio #SI-4 — BLI 9930 Denver & Rio Grande Western #X-200 — BLI 9932 Great Northern #X1828 — BLI 9933 Norfolk & Western #402 — BLI 9934 New York Central #X23177 — BLI 9935 Western Maryland #100 — BLI 9936 Southern Railway #24 — BLI 9939 Frequently Asked Questions What is an instruction car?Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Is this an exact model of the real car?Not exactly. Every prototype was a one-off conversion, so Broadway Limited adapted its 80 foot coach tooling to capture the look and spirit of the type rather than copy a single car rivet for rivet. Does it need anything fitted?No, it is ready to run with couplers and metal wheelsets installed. What scale is this?HO scale (1:87). How long does a special order take?Typically 7 days. We order it in the moment you check out and ship it the day it reaches us. Explore More Browse more HO Scale Rolling Stock, the full Broadway Limited Imports range, and everything on Special Order.

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Broadway Limited's HO scale heavyweight instruction car in Chesapeake & Ohio #SI-4, finished in blue, gray and yellow. Ready to run, and unlike anything else in a typical passenger consist. Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Between them the two types covered both education and outreach, and they are among the most distinctive passenger cars ever built because each one was custom-made for its own job. Broadway Limited built these on the modified 80 foot coach tooling originally developed for the 1947 American Freedom Train. Because every real instruction and exhibit car was a one-off conversion, no model can copy one exactly. These capture the look and character of the type at a price that keeps them accessible. Specifications Brand Broadway Limited Imports Item Number 9930 UPC 840396399308 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type Heavyweight Railroad Instruction Car Road Name Chesapeake & Ohio Road Number #SI-4 Paint Scheme blue, gray and yellow Base Tooling Modified 80 foot coach, from the 1947 American Freedom Train Assembly Ready to run Condition New Features Ready to run, no assembly required Prototypically accurate Chesapeake & Ohio paint and lettering: blue, gray and yellow Based on Broadway Limited's 80 foot heavyweight coach tooling Separately applied detail parts Knuckle couplers and free-rolling metal wheelsets A genuinely unusual car for a passenger or maintenance consist Scale: HO (1:87) More in This Series Other road names we stock from the same Broadway Limited instruction and exhibit car run: Chessie System B&O #CSC-1 — BLI 9931 Denver & Rio Grande Western #X-200 — BLI 9932 Great Northern #X1828 — BLI 9933 Norfolk & Western #402 — BLI 9934 New York Central #X23177 — BLI 9935 Western Maryland #100 — BLI 9936 Southern Railway #24 — BLI 9939 Frequently Asked Questions What is an instruction car?Instruction cars were rolling classrooms, used to train railroaders on equipment, safety procedures and the handling of hazardous materials. Is this an exact model of the real car?Not exactly. Every prototype was a one-off conversion, so Broadway Limited adapted its 80 foot coach tooling to capture the look and spirit of the type rather than copy a single car rivet for rivet. Does it need anything fitted?No, it is ready to run with couplers and metal wheelsets installed. What scale is this?HO scale (1:87). How long does a special order take?Typically 7 days. We order it in the moment you check out and ship it the day it reaches us. Explore More Browse more HO Scale Rolling Stock, the full Broadway Limited Imports range, and everything on Special Order.

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Rapido's HO scale 40 foot drop-bottom gondola in Soo Line, Boxcar Red and white. This listing is the single car, so you get one car ready to run. Drop-bottom gondolas earned their keep hauling ballast, ore, coal, sand and pulpwood, unloading through hopper doors in the floor rather than needing a tipple. Thousands ran on North American railroads from the 1930s well into the 1970s, and plenty finished their careers in maintenance of way service. Specifications Brand Rapido Trains Item Number 163016A UPC 679164138463 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type 40 foot drop-bottom gondola Road Name Soo Line Paint Scheme Boxcar Red and white Pack Size Single car Couplers Factory-installed knuckle couplers Assembly Ready to run Condition New Features Ready to run, no assembly required Finely moulded drop-bottom gondola body with separate detail parts Prototypical Soo Line paint and lettering: Boxcar Red and white Sold individually, so you can add a single car to an existing consist Free-rolling metal wheelsets and knuckle couplers Scale: HO (1:87) More in This Series Other road names and schemes we stock from the same Rapido drop-bottom gondola run: Northern Pacific Single Car — Rapido 163006A Burlington Northern Single Car — Rapido 163011A Chicago & North Western Single Car — Rapido 163012A Illinois Central Single Car — Rapido 163014A New Haven Single Car — Rapido 163015A Frequently Asked Questions How many cars come in this listing?One car. Buy several if you want a string of them. What did these cars carry?Ballast, ore, coal, sand and pulpwood mostly. The doors in the floor let a load drop straight out between the rails. Does it need couplers or wheels fitted?No, it is ready to run with couplers and metal wheelsets already installed. What scale is this?HO scale (1:87). How long does a special order take?Typically 7 days. We order it in the moment you check out and ship it the day it reaches us. Explore More Browse more HO Scale Rolling Stock, the full Rapido Trains range, and everything on Special Order.

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Rapido's HO scale 40 foot drop-bottom gondola in New Haven, black. This listing is the single car, so you get one car ready to run. Drop-bottom gondolas earned their keep hauling ballast, ore, coal, sand and pulpwood, unloading through hopper doors in the floor rather than needing a tipple. Thousands ran on North American railroads from the 1930s well into the 1970s, and plenty finished their careers in maintenance of way service. Specifications Brand Rapido Trains Item Number 163015A UPC 679164138456 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type 40 foot drop-bottom gondola Road Name New Haven Paint Scheme black Pack Size Single car Couplers Factory-installed knuckle couplers Assembly Ready to run Condition New Features Ready to run, no assembly required Finely moulded drop-bottom gondola body with separate detail parts Prototypical New Haven paint and lettering: black Sold individually, so you can add a single car to an existing consist Free-rolling metal wheelsets and knuckle couplers Scale: HO (1:87) More in This Series Other road names and schemes we stock from the same Rapido drop-bottom gondola run: Northern Pacific Single Car — Rapido 163006A Burlington Northern Single Car — Rapido 163011A Chicago & North Western Single Car — Rapido 163012A Illinois Central Single Car — Rapido 163014A Soo Line Single Car — Rapido 163016A Frequently Asked Questions How many cars come in this listing?One car. Buy several if you want a string of them. What did these cars carry?Ballast, ore, coal, sand and pulpwood mostly. The doors in the floor let a load drop straight out between the rails. Does it need couplers or wheels fitted?No, it is ready to run with couplers and metal wheelsets already installed. What scale is this?HO scale (1:87). How long does a special order take?Typically 7 days. We order it in the moment you check out and ship it the day it reaches us. Explore More Browse more HO Scale Rolling Stock, the full Rapido Trains range, and everything on Special Order.

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Rapido's HO scale 40 foot drop-bottom gondola in Illinois Central, Boxcar Red and white, Mid-America slogan. This listing is the single car, so you get one car ready to run. Drop-bottom gondolas earned their keep hauling ballast, ore, coal, sand and pulpwood, unloading through hopper doors in the floor rather than needing a tipple. Thousands ran on North American railroads from the 1930s well into the 1970s, and plenty finished their careers in maintenance of way service. Specifications Brand Rapido Trains Item Number 163014A UPC 679164138449 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type 40 foot drop-bottom gondola Road Name Illinois Central Paint Scheme Boxcar Red and white, Mid-America slogan Pack Size Single car Couplers Factory-installed knuckle couplers Assembly Ready to run Condition New Features Ready to run, no assembly required Finely moulded drop-bottom gondola body with separate detail parts Prototypical Illinois Central paint and lettering: Boxcar Red and white, Mid-America slogan Sold individually, so you can add a single car to an existing consist Free-rolling metal wheelsets and knuckle couplers Scale: HO (1:87) More in This Series Other road names and schemes we stock from the same Rapido drop-bottom gondola run: Northern Pacific Single Car — Rapido 163006A Burlington Northern Single Car — Rapido 163011A Chicago & North Western Single Car — Rapido 163012A New Haven Single Car — Rapido 163015A Soo Line Single Car — Rapido 163016A Frequently Asked Questions How many cars come in this listing?One car. Buy several if you want a string of them. What did these cars carry?Ballast, ore, coal, sand and pulpwood mostly. The doors in the floor let a load drop straight out between the rails. Does it need couplers or wheels fitted?No, it is ready to run with couplers and metal wheelsets already installed. What scale is this?HO scale (1:87). How long does a special order take?Typically 7 days. We order it in the moment you check out and ship it the day it reaches us. Explore More Browse more HO Scale Rolling Stock, the full Rapido Trains range, and everything on Special Order.

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