The WalthersProto 920-11209 is an 85' Amfleet I coach in Amtrak Phase III paint with decals (undecorated-for-number) — a museum-quality HO model of the high-capacity 84-seat corridor coach. The "Decal" version lets you apply your own road number for a fleet of matching cars, or to model a specific prototype consist. Phase III is the bold equal-width red, white, and blue stripe scheme Amtrak adopted in the late 1970s and ran for decades.
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What does "(Decal)" mean?
The car is painted in the full Phase III scheme but ships with a decal sheet so you apply the road number yourself. This is ideal for building a fleet of matching coaches with sequential numbers, or matching a specific prototype train.
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.
Does it have couplers and metal wheels?
Yes — ships ready-to-run with knuckle couplers and metal RP-25 wheelsets.
What era is Phase III?
Phase III is the equal-width red/white/blue stripe scheme Amtrak introduced in the late 1970s and used for decades — one of the most common and recognizable Amfleet looks.
