Micro-Trains 12344170 | 60' Rib-Side Double Plug Door High-Cube Boxcar - BNSF #761380 Weathered Graffiti | N Scale
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Description
Add modern intermodal-era variety to your N scale fleet with this Micro-Trains 60' Rib-Side Double Plug Door High-Cube Boxcar, decorated for BNSF Railway #761380 with authentic weathering and graffiti applied at the factory. The double plug doors and high-cube profile reflect prototype cars built for hauling auto parts, paper products, and other high-volume freight, and the Micro-Trains paint and lettering quality is up to the company's well-known standard.
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- Factory-applied weathering and graffiti for instant prototypical realism
- Crisp BNSF paint and lettering with sharp road number printing
- Separately applied detail parts including brake wheel and end ladders
- Micro-Trains Magne-Matic knuckle couplers (body-mounted)
- Metal wheels in trucks with low-friction rolling characteristics
- Scale: N (1:160)
| Brand | Micro-Trains |
| Item Number | 12344170 |
| Scale | N (1:160) |
| Car Type | 60' Rib-Side Double Plug Door High-Cube Boxcar |
| Road Name | BNSF Railway |
| Road Number | 761380 |
| Era | Modern |
| Finish | Weathered with Graffiti |
| Coupler | Micro-Trains Magne-Matic Knuckle |
| Condition | New |
Is this car ready to run?
Yes. It comes fully assembled and decorated with weathering and graffiti applied at the factory — just unbox, set it on the track, and it's ready for your layout.
What couplers does it use?
Micro-Trains Magne-Matic body-mounted knuckle couplers, which are compatible with most other N scale knuckle couplers including Kadee-style designs.
Does it have metal wheels?
Yes — Micro-Trains uses metal wheelsets in their rolling stock for low-friction, prototypical rolling characteristics.
What era is this car appropriate for?
Modern-era layouts from the 1990s through today. BNSF Railway was formed in 1995, so this car fits any post-1995 freight scene.