Value Trains 40-074 | 40' PS-1 Boxcar - Union Pacific #119 Commemorative | HO Scale

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.

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• 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)

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.