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O 36' Wood Refrigerator Cars
The 36' reefer model is a highly detailed
reproduction of the car that was a mainstay in the meatpacking
industry during the steam era. Based upon cars built by the General
American Car Company for the Cudahy Packing Co. in 1925, the 36' wood
reefer is representative of the thousands of cars that transported
meat, dairy, beer and food products well into the 1960's.
Features
Include:
Accurate
painting and lettering
Highly detailed ABS body
Separately-applied grab irons, ladders and stirrups
Hatch styles and truss rods appropriate per road name
Separately-applied door hardware
Opening hatches and doors
Die-cast chassis
Detailed braking system
40-ton Bettendorf-style die-cast sprung trucks
Die-cast articulated couplers (3-rail)
Die-cast scale couplers with internally sprung knuckles (2-rail)
33” scale metal wheels (2-rail)
Minimum diameter curve (3-rail): O-31
Minimum
radius curve (2-rail): 24”
Two
road numbers are available per road name except for #8012 which has four road numbers.
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