Walthers SceneMaster 949-8276 | 40' Hi-Cube Corrugated-Side Container - Ocean Network Express ONE - Assembled | HO Scale

Ocean Network Express containers turn up on just about every modern intermodal train, and this Walthers SceneMaster 40' hi-cube corrugated-side container brings ONE's unmistakable magenta-and-white livery to your HO scale layout. It arrives fully assembled and painted, so it drops straight into a well car, onto a container flatcar, or into a stack at your intermodal terminal with no work required.

Pair it with the magenta ONE container (949-8275) for a more realistic, varied stack.

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• Accurate Ocean Network Express (ONE) paint and lettering in the line's signature magenta and white.
• Improved door latch detail and crisply moulded corrugated side panels that hold up to close-up viewing.
• Fully assembled and painted — no kit building, painting, or decaling needed.
• Correctly sized as a load for WalthersProto and WalthersMainline well cars and container flatcars.
• Doubles as static scenery in intermodal yards, ports, truck terminals and industrial scenes.
• Scale: HO Scale (1:87)

We don't keep this one on the shelf, but we can bring it in for you. Place your order here and we order it from our distributor; once it lands we ship it out or have it waiting at the counter for pickup. Lead times vary by supplier — get in touch any time and we'll give you a current ETA.

Is this a kit?
No. It comes fully assembled and painted, ready to place on your layout straight out of the box.

Will it fit in a well car?
Yes. It is a standard HO scale 40' hi-cube container, designed as a load for WalthersProto and WalthersMainline well cars and container flatcars, and it stacks with other 40' containers.

Does it include a chassis or trailer?
No — this is the container only. Container chassis and flatcars are sold separately.

What era does ONE fit?
Ocean Network Express began operating in 2018, so this container is right at home on layouts modelling 2018 through the present day.