In 1923, the ARA (American Railway Association) proposed a standard design all-steel box car for the railroads. While the design was certainly a good one, the car never became a recommended practice due to questions of the selected inside width. Nonetheless, quite a few railroads opted for the design and rostered sizeable fleets. The largest group of cars, by far, was class X-29 of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Features Include:
Four road numbers are available per road name except for Erie Lackawanna (MoW), which has two.
Erie paint scheme accurate for a 1923 ARA box car of a modified design with 9' 3" interior height
Reservations Due By: June 6, 2017
Expected Release: December 2017