Micro-Trains 115-00-120 | Evans 65' 100-Ton Log Car - Georgia Pacific GPSX #916 | N Scale
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Description
Add a working pulpwood car to your N scale roster with this Micro-Trains 115-00-120 Evans 65' 100-Ton Log Car in Georgia Pacific blue and white. Based on prototype cars Georgia-Pacific Paper Company uses to haul rough-cut logs to its paper mills, this ready-to-run model is built to the high-fidelity standards that have made Micro-Trains the gold standard for N scale freight.
- Authentic Evans 65' 100-Ton skeleton log car prototype with six rows of fixed bunks
- Crisp Georgia-Pacific (GPSX) blue and white paint with road number 916
- Detailed and properly weighted body for reliable tracking and switching
- Free-rolling Delrin trucks with contoured axles
- Truck-mounted Magne-Matic couplers — Micro-Trains' magnetic knuckle couplers
- Ready to run — no assembly required
| Brand | Micro-Trains Line |
| Item Number | 115 00 120 (11500120) |
| Scale | N (1:160) |
| Roadname | Georgia Pacific (GPSX) |
| Road Number | 916 |
| Car Type | Evans 65' 100-Ton Log Car (skeleton, six fixed bunks) |
| Couplers | Magne-Matic magnetic knuckle couplers (truck-mounted) |
| Era | Modern (1970s–present) |
| Material | Plastic with metal wheels |
| Condition | New in box |
What is a 65' Evans log car?
The Evans 65' 100-Ton Log Car is a skeleton-style flatcar with six fixed bunks designed for hauling rough-cut pulpwood logs. Built starting in 1975, these cars are still in service today and are most associated with paper-industry operators like Georgia-Pacific and Federal Paper.
What is GPSX?
GPSX is the reporting mark for Georgia-Pacific Paper Company's rail fleet. You'll see it stenciled on the side of every Georgia-Pacific-owned rail car.
What couplers does this use?
Micro-Trains Magne-Matic magnetic knuckle couplers — truck-mounted. They couple to other Micro-Trains cars and work with most modern N scale knuckle couplers (Atlas Accumate, MTL-clone, etc.).
Does this car come with loads?
The model ships empty as a working flatcar. Aftermarket pulpwood log loads from various manufacturers fit perfectly between the bunks.