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The Walthers Mainline 910-8223 is an 89' flatcar carrying a tri-level open auto rack, lettered for Southern Pacific (rack #84797). Tri-level open racks were the workhorses of new-automobile transport from the 1960s onward, hauling three decks of cars cross-country with open sides that let modelers show off a load of vehicles. At nearly a scale 89 feet, it's one of the longest and most eye-catching freight cars you can run. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features 89' flatcar with a tri-level (3-deck) open auto rack — Southern Pacific paint and lettering, rack #84797. Finely molded see-through rack sides and end gates with separately-applied details. Long-span 89' flatcar deck with prototypical underframe and brake detail. Knuckle couplers, ready to run out of the box. Metal wheels with RP-25 contour for quiet, reliable rolling. Scale: HO (1:87). Requires broad curves (24"+ radius recommended) due to length. More Information Brand Walthers Mainline Item Number 910-8223 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 89' Flatcar w/ Tri-Level Open Auto Rack Road Name Southern Pacific (SP) Road Number #84797 Era Modern / Transition (1960s–present) Coupler Knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Wheels Metal, RP-25 contour Condition New — sealed UPC 616374200573 FAQ Does it come loaded with cars?No — the rack ships empty. The open sides make it easy to add HO-scale vehicle loads (sold separately) for a fully loaded look, or run it as an empty return. What minimum curve radius does it need?As an 89' car it's best on 24" radius or broader. It will negotiate tighter curves but with noticeable overhang; very tight set-track curves aren't recommended. Are couplers and metal wheels included?Yes — ships ready-to-run with knuckle couplers and metal RP-25 wheelsets. What era does it fit?Tri-level open auto racks appeared in the 1960s and many ran for decades, so it works for transition-era through modern layouts.

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The Walthers Mainline 910-8224 is an 89' flatcar carrying a tri-level open auto rack, lettered for Southern Pacific (rack #84808). Tri-level open racks were the workhorses of new-automobile transport from the 1960s onward, hauling three decks of cars cross-country with open sides that let modelers show off a load of vehicles. At nearly a scale 89 feet, it's one of the longest and most eye-catching freight cars you can run. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features 89' flatcar with a tri-level (3-deck) open auto rack — Southern Pacific paint and lettering, rack #84808. Finely molded see-through rack sides and end gates with separately-applied details. Long-span 89' flatcar deck with prototypical underframe and brake detail. Knuckle couplers, ready to run out of the box. Metal wheels with RP-25 contour for quiet, reliable rolling. Scale: HO (1:87). Requires broad curves (24"+ radius recommended) due to length. More Information Brand Walthers Mainline Item Number 910-8224 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 89' Flatcar w/ Tri-Level Open Auto Rack Road Name Southern Pacific (SP) Road Number #84808 Era Modern / Transition (1960s–present) Coupler Knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Wheels Metal, RP-25 contour Condition New — sealed UPC 616374200580 FAQ Does it come loaded with cars?No — the rack ships empty. The open sides make it easy to add HO-scale vehicle loads (sold separately) for a fully loaded look, or run it as an empty return. What minimum curve radius does it need?As an 89' car it's best on 24" radius or broader. It will negotiate tighter curves but with noticeable overhang; very tight set-track curves aren't recommended. Are couplers and metal wheels included?Yes — ships ready-to-run with knuckle couplers and metal RP-25 wheelsets. What era does it fit?Tri-level open auto racks appeared in the 1960s and many ran for decades, so it works for transition-era through modern layouts.

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The Walthers Mainline 910-8221 is an 89' flatcar carrying a tri-level open auto rack, lettered for Southern Pacific (rack #84785). Tri-level open racks were the workhorses of new-automobile transport from the 1960s onward, hauling three decks of cars cross-country with open sides that let modelers show off a load of vehicles. At nearly a scale 89 feet, it's one of the longest and most eye-catching freight cars you can run. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features 89' flatcar with a tri-level (3-deck) open auto rack — Southern Pacific paint and lettering, rack #84785. Finely molded see-through rack sides and end gates with separately-applied details. Long-span 89' flatcar deck with prototypical underframe and brake detail. Knuckle couplers, ready to run out of the box. Metal wheels with RP-25 contour for quiet, reliable rolling. Scale: HO (1:87). Requires broad curves (24"+ radius recommended) due to length. More Information Brand Walthers Mainline Item Number 910-8221 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 89' Flatcar w/ Tri-Level Open Auto Rack Road Name Southern Pacific (SP) Road Number #84785 Era Modern / Transition (1960s–present) Coupler Knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Wheels Metal, RP-25 contour Condition New — sealed UPC 616374200559 FAQ Does it come loaded with cars?No — the rack ships empty. The open sides make it easy to add HO-scale vehicle loads (sold separately) for a fully loaded look, or run it as an empty return. What minimum curve radius does it need?As an 89' car it's best on 24" radius or broader. It will negotiate tighter curves but with noticeable overhang; very tight set-track curves aren't recommended. Are couplers and metal wheels included?Yes — ships ready-to-run with knuckle couplers and metal RP-25 wheelsets. What era does it fit?Tri-level open auto racks appeared in the 1960s and many ran for decades, so it works for transition-era through modern layouts.

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The Walthers Mainline 910-8222 is an 89' flatcar carrying a tri-level open auto rack, lettered for Southern Pacific (rack #84790). Tri-level open racks were the workhorses of new-automobile transport from the 1960s onward, hauling three decks of cars cross-country with open sides that let modelers show off a load of vehicles. At nearly a scale 89 feet, it's one of the longest and most eye-catching freight cars you can run. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features 89' flatcar with a tri-level (3-deck) open auto rack — Southern Pacific paint and lettering, rack #84790. Finely molded see-through rack sides and end gates with separately-applied details. Long-span 89' flatcar deck with prototypical underframe and brake detail. Knuckle couplers, ready to run out of the box. Metal wheels with RP-25 contour for quiet, reliable rolling. Scale: HO (1:87). Requires broad curves (24"+ radius recommended) due to length. More Information Brand Walthers Mainline Item Number 910-8222 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 89' Flatcar w/ Tri-Level Open Auto Rack Road Name Southern Pacific (SP) Road Number #84790 Era Modern / Transition (1960s–present) Coupler Knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Wheels Metal, RP-25 contour Condition New — sealed UPC 616374200566 FAQ Does it come loaded with cars?No — the rack ships empty. The open sides make it easy to add HO-scale vehicle loads (sold separately) for a fully loaded look, or run it as an empty return. What minimum curve radius does it need?As an 89' car it's best on 24" radius or broader. It will negotiate tighter curves but with noticeable overhang; very tight set-track curves aren't recommended. Are couplers and metal wheels included?Yes — ships ready-to-run with knuckle couplers and metal RP-25 wheelsets. What era does it fit?Tri-level open auto racks appeared in the 1960s and many ran for decades, so it works for transition-era through modern layouts.

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The Walthers Mainline 910-46048 is a 50' ACF exterior-post boxcar in Norfolk Southern paint, road #2247. The exterior-post design with Dreadnaught ends and Plate B clearance made these cars a common sight on freight trains from the 1960s through today, hauling everything from paper and lumber to general merchandise. Crisp NS black-and-white lettering and ready-to-run detail make it an easy addition to any modern or transition-era HO consist. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Accurate Norfolk Southern paint and lettering — road #2247. Prototype-specific 50' ACF exterior-post body with Dreadnaught ends and Plate B clearance. Separately-applied details — ladders, grab irons, brake wheel, and roofwalk hardware. Knuckle couplers mounted in the underbody — ready to run out of the box. Metal wheels with RP-25 contour for smooth, quiet operation. Scale: HO (1:87). More Information Brand Walthers Mainline Item Number 910-46048 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type 50' ACF Exterior-Post Boxcar (Plate B, Dreadnaught ends) Road Name Norfolk Southern (NS) Road Number #2247 Era Modern / Transition (1960s–present) Coupler Knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Wheels Metal, RP-25 contour Condition New — sealed UPC 616374222919 FAQ What does "exterior post" and "Plate B" mean?Exterior-post boxcars have the structural posts on the outside of the car sides (instead of smooth sides). "Plate B" is an AAR clearance plate designation defining the car's maximum height/width envelope — Plate B cars fit virtually all of North America's rail network. What era is this car right for?1960s through present. These 50' boxcars were built in large numbers and many remain in service, so they work on transition-era through modern layouts. Are couplers and metal wheels included?Yes — ships ready-to-run with knuckle couplers and metal RP-25 wheelsets. No upgrades needed. Does it work with all HO track?Yes. Walthers Mainline cars roll on all NMRA standard HO track systems — code 100, code 83, and code 70.

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Add modern freight realism to your HO scale railroad with the Walthers Mainline 50' ACF (American Car & Foundry) Exterior Post Boxcar, decorated for Norfolk Southern (road number 2130). This ready-to-run model captures the distinctive exterior-post construction, Plate B clearance dimensions, and Dreadnaught ends found on thousands of prototype cars rolling across North American rails today. Features Highly detailed HO scale 50' ACF exterior post boxcar Authentic Norfolk Southern paint and lettering, road number NS 2130 Plate B clearance plate dimensions Dreadnaught ends and exterior-post side construction Separately applied detail parts including brake gear and ladders Machined metal wheels in free-rolling needlepoint axles Knuckle couplers, ready to run right out of the box Rolls and tracks reliably on Code 83 and Code 100 rail Specifications Brand Walthers Mainline Item Number 910-46046 Scale HO (1:87) Road Name Norfolk Southern Road Number 2130 Car Type 50' ACF Exterior Post Boxcar Couplers Knuckle couplers (factory installed) Wheels Machined metal, RP-25 contour Frequently Asked Questions Is this boxcar ready to run? Yes. It comes factory-equipped with knuckle couplers and metal wheelsets, ready for your layout straight from the box. What scale is this model? HO scale (1:87), the most popular model railroad scale. Will it work with my existing track and couplers? Yes. It operates on standard HO Code 83 and Code 100 track and mates with other knuckle-style couplers. Browse more HO scale rolling stock and freight cars at Squeaky's Trains & Things.

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Add modern freight realism to your HO scale railroad with the Walthers Mainline 50' ACF (American Car & Foundry) Exterior Post Boxcar, decorated for Norfolk Southern (road number 2167). This ready-to-run model captures the distinctive exterior-post construction, Plate B clearance dimensions, and Dreadnaught ends found on thousands of prototype cars rolling across North American rails today. Features Highly detailed HO scale 50' ACF exterior post boxcar Authentic Norfolk Southern paint and lettering, road number NS 2167 Plate B clearance plate dimensions Dreadnaught ends and exterior-post side construction Separately applied detail parts including brake gear and ladders Machined metal wheels in free-rolling needlepoint axles Knuckle couplers, ready to run right out of the box Rolls and tracks reliably on Code 83 and Code 100 rail Specifications Brand Walthers Mainline Item Number 910-46047 Scale HO (1:87) Road Name Norfolk Southern Road Number 2167 Car Type 50' ACF Exterior Post Boxcar Couplers Knuckle couplers (factory installed) Wheels Machined metal, RP-25 contour Frequently Asked Questions Is this boxcar ready to run? Yes. It comes factory-equipped with knuckle couplers and metal wheelsets, ready for your layout straight from the box. What scale is this model? HO scale (1:87), the most popular model railroad scale. Will it work with my existing track and couplers? Yes. It operates on standard HO Code 83 and Code 100 track and mates with other knuckle-style couplers. Browse more HO scale rolling stock and freight cars at Squeaky's Trains & Things.

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Add modern freight realism to your HO scale railroad with the Walthers Mainline 50' ACF (American Car & Foundry) Exterior Post Boxcar, decorated for Norfolk Southern (road number 2114). This ready-to-run model captures the distinctive exterior-post construction, Plate B clearance dimensions, and Dreadnaught ends found on thousands of prototype cars rolling across North American rails today. Features Highly detailed HO scale 50' ACF exterior post boxcar Authentic Norfolk Southern paint and lettering, road number NS 2114 Plate B clearance plate dimensions Dreadnaught ends and exterior-post side construction Separately applied detail parts including brake gear and ladders Machined metal wheels in free-rolling needlepoint axles Knuckle couplers, ready to run right out of the box Rolls and tracks reliably on Code 83 and Code 100 rail Specifications Brand Walthers Mainline Item Number 910-46045 Scale HO (1:87) Road Name Norfolk Southern Road Number 2114 Car Type 50' ACF Exterior Post Boxcar Couplers Knuckle couplers (factory installed) Wheels Machined metal, RP-25 contour Frequently Asked Questions Is this boxcar ready to run? Yes. It comes factory-equipped with knuckle couplers and metal wheelsets, ready for your layout straight from the box. What scale is this model? HO scale (1:87), the most popular model railroad scale. Will it work with my existing track and couplers? Yes. It operates on standard HO Code 83 and Code 100 track and mates with other knuckle-style couplers. Browse more HO scale rolling stock and freight cars at Squeaky's Trains & Things.

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Bring up the rear of your HO scale freight trains with the Walthers Mainline International Bay Window Caboose, decorated for the Southern Railway (road number X236). Modeled after the popular International Car Company bay window prototype that protected freight trains from the 1950s through the 1980s, this ready-to-run caboose adds an authentic finishing touch to any layout. Features Highly detailed HO scale International bay window caboose Authentic Southern Railway paint and lettering, road number SOU X236 Prototypical bay window body with end platforms and railings Separately applied detail parts including grab irons, ladders, and roofwalk Machined metal wheels in free-rolling needlepoint axles Knuckle couplers, ready to run right out of the box Rolls and tracks reliably on Code 83 and Code 100 rail Specifications Brand Walthers Mainline Item Number 910-8679 Scale HO (1:87) Road Name Southern Railway Road Number X236 Car Type International Bay Window Caboose Couplers Knuckle couplers (factory installed) Wheels Machined metal, RP-25 contour Frequently Asked Questions Is this caboose ready to run? Yes. It comes factory-equipped with knuckle couplers and metal wheelsets, ready for your layout straight from the box. What scale is this model? HO scale (1:87), the most popular model railroad scale. Will it work with my existing track and couplers? Yes. It operates on standard HO Code 83 and Code 100 track and mates with other knuckle-style couplers. Browse more HO scale rolling stock and freight cars at Squeaky's Trains & Things.

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Add authentic mid-century freight to your Santa Fe roster with this WalthersMainline ACF 1958 cubic foot covered hopper. This ready-to-run HO scale two-bay car wears crisp Santa Fe lettering and captures the compact covered hopper used to haul dense commodities like cement, sand, and clay. It rolls right out of the box and couples up with the rest of your fleet. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Accurate Santa Fe paint and lettering on a prototypical ACF 1958 cu. ft. two-bay covered hopper. Separately applied details including ladders, roof hatches, and brake gear. Equipped with knuckle couplers for easy, reliable coupling to your existing cars. Rolls smoothly on free-rolling metal wheelsets. Fully assembled and ready to run — no kit building required. Scale: HO (1:87) More Information Brand WalthersMainline Item Number 910-49706 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type ACF 1958 Cu. Ft. 2-Bay Covered Hopper Road Name Santa Fe (ATSF) Road Number 182051 Coupler Knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Condition New UPC 616374229277 FAQ Is this car ready to run?Yes. It's fully assembled with couplers and wheels installed — just set it on the track and go. What couplers does it use?It comes with knuckle couplers that are compatible with Kadee and other standard HO knuckle couplers. What era does it fit?ACF 1958 cu. ft. covered hoppers entered service in the late 1950s and ran for decades, making this Santa Fe car right at home on transition-era and later layouts. Is it sold individually?Yes, this is a single covered hopper, road number 182051.

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Add authentic mid-century freight to your Santa Fe roster with this WalthersMainline ACF 1958 cubic foot covered hopper. This ready-to-run HO scale two-bay car wears crisp Santa Fe lettering and captures the compact covered hopper used to haul dense commodities like cement, sand, and clay. It rolls right out of the box and couples up with the rest of your fleet. Looking for more HO rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Accurate Santa Fe paint and lettering on a prototypical ACF 1958 cu. ft. two-bay covered hopper. Separately applied details including ladders, roof hatches, and brake gear. Equipped with knuckle couplers for easy, reliable coupling to your existing cars. Rolls smoothly on free-rolling metal wheelsets. Fully assembled and ready to run — no kit building required. Scale: HO (1:87) More Information Brand WalthersMainline Item Number 910-49705 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type ACF 1958 Cu. Ft. 2-Bay Covered Hopper Road Name Santa Fe (ATSF) Road Number 182045 Coupler Knuckle (Kadee-compatible) Condition New UPC 616374229260 FAQ Is this car ready to run?Yes. It's fully assembled with couplers and wheels installed — just set it on the track and go. What couplers does it use?It comes with knuckle couplers that are compatible with Kadee and other standard HO knuckle couplers. What era does it fit?ACF 1958 cu. ft. covered hoppers entered service in the late 1950s and ran for decades, making this Santa Fe car right at home on transition-era and later layouts. Is it sold individually?Yes, this is a single covered hopper, road number 182045.

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Add modern intermodal action to your HO scale railroad with the WalthersProto Gunderson As-Built All-Purpose 48' Well Car, lettered for TTX (Trailer Train) in road number #456415. When 45' and 48' containers and trailers poured into domestic service in the 1990s, railroads needed well cars that could juggle the mix — and Gunderson's all-purpose design answered the call. This ready-to-run model captures that everyday workhorse with WalthersProto's crisp detail and reliable running gear. Looking for more HO scale rolling stock? Browse our Rolling Stock and Trains & Track collections. Features Accurate TTX paint and lettering with sharp, legible reporting marks and road number #456415. Finely molded all-purpose 48' well car body with separately applied details. Ready to run — fully assembled, no kit building required. Rolls on RP-25 metal wheelsets in free-rolling trucks for smooth operation. Body-mounted metal knuckle couplers for dependable, prototypical coupling. Scale: HO Scale (1:87). More Information Brand WalthersProto Item Number 920-109222 Scale HO Scale (1:87) Car Type Intermodal Well Car (48', All-Purpose) Road Name TTX (Trailer Train) Road Number 456415 Era Modern (1990s–Present) Coupler Metal Knuckle (Body-Mounted) Condition New FAQ Does it come with a container?No — this is the well car itself. Add your choice of 40', 45', or 48' containers (sold separately) to load it. Is it ready to run?Yes. It arrives fully assembled with metal wheels and knuckle couplers, ready for the rails right out of the box. Does it have metal wheels?Yes, it rides on RP-25 metal wheelsets for smooth, reliable rolling and better tracking. Can I run a string of them?Absolutely. Each car carries a unique TTX road number, so pick up the matching companion car for a realistic intermodal string.

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