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Value Trains 40-304 — a fully assembled HO scale 40' PS-1 boxcar wearing Union Pacific's classic "Ship & Travel Union Pacific" billboard scheme, road number 100014. The PS-1 was the workhorse Pullman-Standard boxcar of the 1950s and 60s, and the bold Ship & Travel lettering is a fan favorite for any UP-themed layout. Crisp graphics, factory-applied details, and Kadee-style metal knuckle couplers come ready to run right out of the box. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Union Pacific "Ship & Travel" billboard scheme, road number 100014 — bold graphics on the classic PS-1 body. Factory-applied separate details including grab irons, brake wheel, and roofwalk for prototypical appearance. Kadee-style metal knuckle couplers ready to operate with any standard HO coupler — no replacement needed. Roller-bearing trucks with metal wheels for smooth, low-friction running and good electrical pickup on detection circuits. Fully assembled — open the box, set it on the rails, and roll. Scale: HO Scale (1:87). More Information Brand Value Trains USA Item Number 40-304 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 40' PS-1 Boxcar Road Name Union Pacific (Ship & Travel Scheme) Road Number 100014 Era Transition / Modern Coupler Metal knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Wheels Metal, roller-bearing trucks Condition New FAQ What is the "Ship & Travel" scheme?"Ship & Travel Union Pacific" was a UP advertising slogan applied as a large billboard lettering on freight equipment in the mid-20th century, promoting both UP's freight and passenger services. Will it couple to my Atlas / Walthers / Athearn cars?Yes — the metal knuckle couplers are Kadee-compatible and work with virtually any modern HO knuckle coupler. Does it have metal wheels?Yes. Metal wheels and roller-bearing trucks come standard, so it rolls smoothly and works with most track-detection systems out of the box. Is this sold as a single car or in a set?This listing is for one (1) single car. Value Trains releases are sold individually.

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Value Trains 40-301-8502 — a fully assembled HO scale 40' Pullman-Standard PS-1 boxcar wearing Burlington's classic red "Way of Zephyrs" scheme, lettered for Fort Worth & Denver (FW&D) road #8502. The "Way of the Zephyrs" slogan was Burlington's mid-century marketing tribute to its trailblazing diesel-powered Zephyr passenger fleet, and seeing it on freight equipment is a great nod to the railroad's streamliner heritage. Crisp printed graphics, factory-applied details, and Kadee-compatible metal knuckle couplers come ready to run right out of the box. Looking for more HO rolling stock to fill out your fleet? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Freight Cars collections. Features Burlington Red "Way of Zephyrs" paint scheme with crisp printed lettering for Fort Worth & Denver (FW&D) #8502 Factory-applied separate details including grab irons, brake wheel, and roofwalk for prototypical appearance Kadee-compatible metal knuckle couplers — works with any standard HO knuckle coupler right out of the box Roller-bearing trucks with Kadee metal wheels for smooth, low-friction running 100% made in the USA by Value Trains USA Fully assembled and ready to run — set it on the rails and roll Scale: HO Scale (1:87) More Information Brand Value Trains USA Item Number 40-301-8502 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 40' PS-1 Boxcar Road Name Fort Worth & Denver (FW&D) Road Number 8502 Paint Scheme Burlington Red "Way of Zephyrs" Era Transition / Diesel Era Couplers Kadee-compatible metal knuckle Wheels & Trucks Metal wheels, roller-bearing trucks Condition New FAQ Who was Fort Worth & Denver, and how does it fit with the "Way of Zephyrs" slogan?The Fort Worth & Denver (FW&D) was a Texas-based subsidiary of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy ("Burlington Route"). Burlington used the "Way of the Zephyrs" slogan in the 1940s–60s to promote its Zephyr streamliner network, and the slogan appeared on freight equipment across the system — making this a nice prototype for any Burlington, Texas, or transition-era layout. Will it couple to my Atlas / Walthers / Athearn HO cars?Yes — the metal knuckle couplers are Kadee-compatible and work with virtually any modern HO knuckle coupler. No swap required. Does it have metal wheels?Yes. Metal wheels and roller-bearing trucks come standard, so it rolls smoothly straight out of the box and works with most track-detection systems. Is this sold individually or as a set?This listing is for one (1) single car. Value Trains USA produces additional matching road numbers in the 40-301 series, so you can collect more numbers to build a Burlington consist as they become available.

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Value Trains 40-303 — a fully assembled HO scale 40' PS-1 boxcar decorated in Western Pacific's striking orange and silver "Feather" scheme, road number 56058. The PS-1 was the workhorse Pullman-Standard boxcar of the 1950s and 60s, and WP's iconic feather livery — a nod to the famous Feather River Route — makes this car a real eye-catcher on any layout. Crisp graphics, factory-applied details, and Kadee-style metal knuckle couplers come ready to run right out of the box. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Western Pacific orange and silver "Feather" scheme, road number 56058 — sharp graphics on the classic PS-1 body. Factory-applied separate details including grab irons, brake wheel, and roofwalk for prototypical appearance. Kadee-style metal knuckle couplers ready to operate with any standard HO coupler — no replacement needed. Roller-bearing trucks with metal wheels for smooth, low-friction running and good electrical pickup on detection circuits. Fully assembled — open the box, set it on the rails, and roll. Scale: HO Scale (1:87). More Information Brand Value Trains USA Item Number 40-303 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 40' PS-1 Boxcar Road Name Western Pacific (Feather Scheme) Road Number 56058 Era Transition / Modern Coupler Metal knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Wheels Metal, roller-bearing trucks Condition New FAQ What is the Western Pacific "Feather" scheme?Western Pacific was famous for its "Feather River Route" through California's Feather River Canyon, and adopted a stylized feather as its herald. The orange-and-silver feather livery is one of the most recognizable freight schemes of the era. Will it couple to my Atlas / Walthers / Athearn cars?Yes — the metal knuckle couplers are Kadee-compatible and work with virtually any modern HO knuckle coupler. Does it have metal wheels?Yes. Metal wheels and roller-bearing trucks come standard, so it rolls smoothly and works with most track-detection systems out of the box. Is this sold as a single car or in a set?This listing is for one (1) single car. Value Trains releases are sold individually.

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This Value Trains HO scale 40' PS-1 boxcar wears a sharp MKT "Katy" heritage scheme, honoring the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad on road number 1988. The classic Pullman-Standard 40-foot carbody is paired with crisp, accurate lettering, making it an eye-catching addition to any modern or fallen-flag themed layout at a budget-friendly price. Looking for more HO scale rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Crisp, accurate MKT "Katy" heritage paint and lettering Classic Pullman-Standard 40' PS-1 steel boxcar body with separately applied details Knuckle couplers (Kadee-compatible) mounted at each end Free-rolling trucks with metal wheels Fully assembled and ready to run right out of the box Scale: HO (1:87) More Information Brand Value Trains Item Number 40-003 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type 40' PS-1 Boxcar Road Name MKT (Missouri-Kansas-Texas) Heritage Scheme Road Number 1988 Era Modern Coupler Knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Condition New FAQ Is this boxcar ready to run?Yes. It comes fully assembled with couplers and trucks installed, ready to place on your HO scale track right out of the box. What couplers does it use?It is fitted with knuckle couplers that are compatible with Kadee and other standard HO knuckle couplers. What is the MKT heritage scheme?It is a commemorative paint scheme honoring the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, popularly known as "The Katy," applied to a classic 40' PS-1 boxcar. Is this car sold individually?Yes, this listing is for a single boxcar (road number 1988).

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Value Trains 40-305 — a fully assembled HO scale 40' PS-1 boxcar decorated in the bright Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT) yellow "The Katy" scheme, road number 45091. The PS-1 was the workhorse Pullman-Standard boxcar of the 1950s and 60s, and the cheerful Katy yellow makes this car a standout on any layout running mid-century freight. Crisp lettering, factory-applied details, and Kadee-style metal knuckle couplers come ready to run right out of the box. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Bright MKT "The Katy" yellow scheme, road number 45091 — sharp graphics on the classic PS-1 body. Factory-applied separate details including grab irons, brake wheel, and roofwalk for prototypical appearance. Kadee-style metal knuckle couplers ready to operate with any standard HO coupler — no replacement needed. Roller-bearing trucks with metal wheels for smooth, low-friction running and good electrical pickup on detection circuits. Fully assembled — open the box, set it on the rails, and roll. Scale: HO Scale (1:87). More Information Brand Value Trains USA Item Number 40-305 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 40' PS-1 Boxcar Road Name Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT / The Katy) Road Number 45091 Era Transition / Modern Coupler Metal knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Wheels Metal, roller-bearing trucks Condition New FAQ Who was the MKT / "The Katy"?The Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad — universally nicknamed "The Katy" — was a classic Midwestern granger road serving Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Its bright yellow freight scheme is instantly recognizable to railfans. Will it couple to my Atlas / Walthers / Athearn cars?Yes — the metal knuckle couplers are Kadee-compatible and work with virtually any modern HO knuckle coupler. Does it have metal wheels?Yes. Metal wheels and roller-bearing trucks come standard, so it rolls smoothly and works with most track-detection systems out of the box. Is this sold as a single car or in a set?This listing is for one (1) single car. Value Trains releases are sold individually.

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Value Trains 40-217 — a fully assembled HO scale 40' PS-1 boxcar decorated in the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy "Burlington Route" gold scheme, road number 61417. The PS-1 was the workhorse Pullman-Standard boxcar of the 1950s and 60s, and CB&Q's clean gold-and-black "Burlington" lettering with the famous Burlington Route herald looks right at home on any granger or transition-era layout. Crisp graphics, factory-applied details, and Kadee-style metal knuckle couplers come ready to run right out of the box. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Chicago, Burlington & Quincy "Burlington Route" gold scheme, road number 61417 — clean graphics on the classic PS-1 body. Factory-applied separate details including grab irons, brake wheel, and roofwalk for a prototypical appearance. Kadee-style metal knuckle couplers ready to operate with any standard HO coupler — no replacement needed. Free-rolling trucks with metal wheelsets track smoothly and reliably. Specifications Brand Value Trains Item Number 40-217 Scale HO (1:87) Type 40' PS-1 Boxcar Road Name Chicago, Burlington & Quincy (CB&Q) Road Number 61417 Couplers Knuckle (metal) Condition New Frequently Asked Questions Is this car ready to run?Yes — it comes fully assembled with metal knuckle couplers and is ready for any standard HO layout. What era is this car appropriate for?The PS-1 boxcar in the Burlington gold scheme suits transition-era and mid-century layouts (1950s–1960s). Do the couplers need replacing?No — the Kadee-style metal knuckle couplers work with standard HO couplers right out of the box.

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The Value Trains 40-212 is an HO scale 40' PS-1 boxcar decorated in the striking Great Northern Heritage scheme as road number 1970. The Pullman-Standard PS-1 was the most-produced boxcar of the postwar era, and this ready-to-run model captures that classic 40-foot design with crisp printed graphics at a budget-friendly price. Looking for more HO scale rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Sharp, accurate printed lettering and graphics in the Great Northern Heritage paint scheme Classic 40' Pullman-Standard PS-1 boxcar body with separately applied detail parts Equipped with Kadee knuckle couplers for dependable, hands-free coupling Free-rolling trucks for smooth, quiet operation Ready to run right out of the box — no assembly required Scale: HO (1:87) More Information Brand Value Trains Item Number 40-212 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type 40' PS-1 Boxcar Road Name Great Northern (Heritage Scheme) Road Number 1970 Era Modern Coupler Kadee knuckle Condition New FAQ Is this boxcar ready to run?Yes — it arrives fully assembled and decorated with couplers and trucks installed. Just unbox it and set it on the rails. What couplers does it use?It's equipped with Kadee knuckle couplers, which are compatible with other standard HO knuckle couplers. Is the Great Northern Heritage scheme a real prototype paint job?It's a heritage-style commemorative scheme honoring the Great Northern Railway, applied to the timeless PS-1 boxcar design. Is this car sold individually?Yes, this is a single boxcar lettered as road number 1970. Other road numbers and schemes in the series are sold separately.

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This Value Trains 40-074 HO scale 40' PS-1 boxcar wears a bold Union Pacific commemorative scheme honoring locomotive #119 — the historic UP engine that met Central Pacific's Jupiter at Promontory Summit during the 1869 Golden Spike ceremony. The deep red livery with crisp printed graphics makes a striking addition to any Union Pacific roster or heritage excursion train. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Sharply printed Union Pacific #119 commemorative graphics on a deep red body 40-foot PS-1 prototype boxcar with prototypical roof, doors, and end details Factory-installed Kadee-style knuckle couplers — ready to run out of the box Black underframe and trucks for a clean, finished prototype appearance Commemorates UP locomotive #119, the Union Pacific engine at the historic 1869 Golden Spike ceremony Scale: HO (1:87) More Information Brand Value Trains Item Number 40-074 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type 40' PS-1 Boxcar Road Name Union Pacific Road Number 119 Era Modern Coupler Kadee-style knuckle Condition New FAQ Does this boxcar come ready to run?Yes — it ships pre-assembled with knuckle couplers installed, ready to add to your train right out of the box. Does it have metal wheels?Value Trains equips this car with standard plastic wheels. Swapping in metal wheelsets is a popular and inexpensive upgrade. What does the #119 commemorate?Union Pacific locomotive #119 was the UP engine present at the Golden Spike ceremony at Promontory Summit, Utah, on May 10, 1869 — the moment the first transcontinental railroad was completed. What era does this car belong to?The commemorative livery is a modern heritage/excursion paint scheme, so it fits Modern era layouts running heritage trains, special excursions, or Union Pacific tribute consists.

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The Value Trains 40-300 is a ready-to-run HO scale 40' Pullman-Standard PS-1 boxcar decorated for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe in its classic brown "Ship and Travel Santa Fe — all the way" billboard slogan scheme, road number 39723. The PS-1 was the most widely built boxcar design of the mid-20th century, so this versatile car looks right at home in any transition-era or mid-century freight consist. Sharp paint, crisp lettering, and the Santa Fe map herald make it an eye-catching addition to your roster. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Sharp, accurate paint and lettering in the Santa Fe brown "all the way" slogan scheme with map herald Factory-applied separate details including grab irons, brake wheel, and roofwalk Metal knuckle couplers (Kadee-compatible) that mate with Atlas, Walthers, Athearn, and other standard HO cars Roller-bearing trucks with metal wheels for smooth, low-friction running and reliable track detection Fully assembled and ready to run — just add it to your train Scale: HO Scale (1:87) More Information Brand Value Trains Item Number 40-300 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 40' PS-1 Boxcar Road Name Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe (ATSF) Road Number 39723 Era Transition / Mid-Century Coupler Metal knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Condition New UPC 48386701099263 FAQ Does this boxcar come ready to run?Yes — it arrives fully assembled with couplers and metal wheels installed. Take it out of the box and add it straight to your train. Will the couplers work with my other HO cars?Yes. It uses metal knuckle couplers that are Kadee-compatible and mate with Atlas, Walthers, Athearn, and other standard HO knuckle couplers. Does it have metal or plastic wheels?Metal wheels on roller-bearing trucks, for smoother rolling and dependable operation on track-detection and DCC layouts. Is this sold individually?Yes, this is a single boxcar (road number 39723), not a multi-car set.

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Value Trains 10104 — a fully assembled HO scale 50'6" ACF boxcar decorated in the SFRB Super Shock Control scheme, road number 6600. The 50-foot ACF boxcar with Shock Control cushioning was a mainstay of mid-to-late 20th-century freight service, hauling everything from canned goods to auto parts. Crisp lettering, factory-applied details, and Kadee-style metal knuckle couplers come ready to run right out of the box. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features SFRB Super Shock Control scheme, road number 6600 — sharp graphics on the 50'6" ACF boxcar body. Factory-applied separate details including grab irons, brake wheel, and ladders for prototypical appearance. Kadee-style metal knuckle couplers ready to operate with any standard HO coupler — no replacement needed. Roller-bearing trucks with metal wheels for smooth, low-friction running and good electrical pickup on detection circuits. Fully assembled — open the box, set it on the rails, and roll. Scale: HO Scale (1:87). More Information Brand Value Trains USA Item Number 10104 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 50'6" ACF Boxcar Scheme SFRB Super Shock Control Road Number 6600 Era Modern Coupler Metal knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Wheels Metal, roller-bearing trucks Condition New FAQ What is "Shock Control"?Shock Control was an ACF boxcar feature that used a cushioned underframe to absorb impacts during coupling and transit, protecting fragile lading. Boxcars with this feature were lettered prominently to flag the special service. Will it couple to my Atlas / Walthers / Athearn cars?Yes — the metal knuckle couplers are Kadee-compatible and work with virtually any modern HO knuckle coupler. Does it have metal wheels?Yes. Metal wheels and roller-bearing trucks come standard, so it rolls smoothly and works with most track-detection systems out of the box. Is this sold as a single car or in a set?This listing is for one (1) single car. Value Trains releases are sold individually.

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This Value Trains 40-208 brings BNSF's striking Burlington Heritage scheme to your HO scale layout on a faithfully detailed 40' PS-1 boxcar. The "Burlington" lettering with red and gray paint honors the legacy of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Burlington Northern roads that BNSF inherited — a great fit for modern-era operators who want a piece of heritage rolling through their consist. Looking for more HO scale rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Crisp, accurate Burlington Heritage paint and lettering on a 40' PS-1 boxcar body Separately applied details including grab irons, brake wheel, and ladders Knuckle couplers — drop-in compatible with Kadee equipment Road number #1864 — sold individually for easy fleet building Ready to run straight out of the box on any HO scale layout Scale: HO (1:87) More Information Brand Value Trains Item Number 40-208 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type 40' PS-1 Boxcar Road Name BNSF (Burlington Heritage Scheme) Road Number 1864 Era Modern Coupler Knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Condition New UPC 48387347251455 FAQ What era does this car fit?The BNSF Burlington Heritage scheme was introduced in the modern era — perfect for layouts modeling BNSF operations from the late 1990s to present. Are the couplers Kadee-compatible?Yes. The car ships with knuckle couplers that work with Kadee and other knuckle-style couplers right out of the box. Is this sold individually or as a set?Each Value Trains 40' PS-1 boxcar is sold individually, so you can pick the road numbers and schemes you need to build out your fleet.

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This Value Trains 40-210 HO scale 40' PS-1 boxcar wears the bold Frisco "Heritage" scheme commemorating the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway. Sharp white-and-coral paint with the iconic Frisco logo and road number #1980 makes a striking addition to any Midwestern or transition-era roster. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Sharp printed Frisco Heritage scheme graphics in white with coral and black accents 40-foot PS-1 prototype boxcar with realistic roof, doors, and end details Factory-installed Kadee-style knuckle couplers — ready to run out of the box Prototypical underframe and trucks for a finished look Honors the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway (Frisco), a beloved fallen-flag road Scale: HO (1:87) More Information Brand Value Trains Item Number 40-210 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type 40' PS-1 Boxcar Road Name St. Louis-San Francisco (Frisco) Road Number 1980 Era Transition Era Coupler Kadee-style knuckle Condition New FAQ Does this boxcar come ready to run?Yes — it ships pre-assembled with knuckle couplers installed, ready to add to your train right out of the box. Does it have metal wheels?Value Trains equips this car with standard plastic wheels. Swapping in metal wheelsets is a popular, inexpensive upgrade. What was the Frisco?The St. Louis-San Francisco Railway, nicknamed "Frisco," operated across the central and southern U.S. from the 1870s until its 1980 merger into Burlington Northern. It remains a favorite "fallen flag" road for modelers. What era does this car belong to?Frisco rolling stock fits Transition Era and Modern layouts running pre-1980 prototypes. The heritage scheme also looks great on heritage/excursion trains.

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