7 NEW ROADS AND PAINT SCHEMES! 
 
Conrail GE51D
Conrail (CR) GE51D in the standard Conrail brown scheme with logo, available in 6 road numbers. 
 
Pennsylvania Railroad G31B, "Early Shadow Keystone"
Pennsylvania Railroad G31B, "Early Shadow Keystone" scheme painted PRR Freight Car Red with 1957 paint date, 12 road numbers available. 
 
Southern Pacific Original G-70-8
Southern Pacific (SP) "Original" G-70-8 in the original black paint scheme with white lettering, available in 6 road numbers. 
 
Southern Pacific Gothic
Southern Pacific (SP) "Gothic" with a 1966 repaint date, available with 12 road numbers. 
 
Sacramento Northern
Sacramento Northern (SN) "Original" 1959 scheme with black body and sharp yellow lettering, available with 3 road numbers. 
 
Western Pacific
Western Pacific (WP) "Original" 1959 scheme with black body and sharp yellow lettering, available with 3 road numbers. 
 
Penn Central G31A
Penn Central (PC) G31A in the 1973 repaint “green scheme”, 6 new road numbers available. This is a PC paint variation different from the previous two releases.

NEW ROAD NUMBERS!

3 NEW ROAD #s: Southern Pacific Original G-70-12
Southern Pacific G-70-12, "original 1953 scheme" SP Freight Car Red.

3 NEW ROAD #s:  Wabash
Wabash (WAB) in the original 1951 scheme painted black with white lettering -- comes with the Universal handbrake, as found on the prototype as built by ACF.

The 52-6 welded 70-ton drop-end gondola car as produced by ACF is the third all-new model in our HO scale product line.   First produced in 1948 for Pennsylvania Railroad as class G31, PRR alone purchased 11,600 welded cars of this body style in the G31/G31A/G31B/G35, serving the “Standard Railroad of the World” in every corner of North America in many customer applications.   If you model somewhere in North America, you can use a PRR model!   Besides PRR, other railroads also purchased these gondolas from ACF, and some former PRR cars were purchased second-hand by various railroads.   Most of these gondolas were phased from revenue service during the 1990s. 

FEATURES:

• Thoroughly-researched colors
• Exact fonts and lettering placement
• Scale-sized side tie-downs
• See through tie down holes
• Stand-off ladders
• Wire grab irons and coupler lift bars
• See-through brake platforms
• Interior detail
• Road-specific handbrakes applied to match production specifications
• Air hoses 

AVAILABLE FOR ORDER NOW

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