WalthersProto 920-11213 | 85' Amfleet I 84-Seat Coach - Amtrak Phase VI #21640 | HO Scale

The WalthersProto 920-11213 is an 85' Amfleet I coach in current Amtrak Phase VI paint, road #21640 — a museum-quality HO model of the high-capacity 84-seat corridor coach that still carries millions of passengers on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor and short-distance routes today. The Phase VI scheme is Amtrak's modern look, making this the right car for a contemporary passenger consist.

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• Accurate Amtrak Phase VI paint and lettering, road number #21640.
• Prototype-specific 85' Amfleet I body — high-capacity 84-seat corridor coach with the correct two-door-per-side arrangement.
• Separately-applied details — diaphragms, underbody piping, roof vents, and grab irons.
• Metal wheels and knuckle couplers, RP-25 contour — ready to run out of the box.
• Interior detail visible through the large windows.
• Scale: HO (1:87).

What's the difference between Amfleet I and Amfleet II?
Amfleet I cars (like this) are short/medium-distance corridor coaches — more seats, two doors per side. Amfleet II cars are the long-distance version with fewer, roomier seats and a single door per side.

Is this car lighted?
This is the standard (non-lighted) version. WalthersProto offers lighted Amfleet cars separately if you want factory-installed interior LEDs.

Does it have couplers and metal wheels?
Yes — ships ready-to-run with knuckle couplers and metal RP-25 wheelsets.

What era is Phase VI?
Phase VI is Amtrak's current scheme, introduced in the 2000s — perfect for modeling modern-day Amtrak corridor service.