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Blackstone Models is proud to announce the release of this classic coach in various configurations.
A Little History
Jackson and Sharp Open Platform Passenger Coaches
From 1880 to 1882, the Denver & Rio Grande Railway ordered approximately 60 narrow gauge coaches that would become the quintessential open platform style of car used on the Colorado 3- foot gauge line well into the 1950s. Typical of D&RG(W) equipment, the coaches went through various transformations in the early years. By the early 1900s, many of the cars had been converted from the old “duckbill” style roofs to the “bullnose” style that was more prevalent in later years. In the 1920s, the cars were lowered and reinforced to accommodate safety concerns. By the 1930s, the majority of cars had been re-built with double pane windows. A handful of the coaches survived on the D&RGW into the 1960s for use on the Silverton Branch.
This release offers two new Pullman Green road numbers, 285 and 304, as well as a Pullman Green Painted, Unlettered, a favorite from their first run.
A new 3-Pack in Passenger Car Red with 1910 D&RG road numbers 287, 305, and 309, adds a colorful option to the selection of coaches. Also offered will be a Passenger Car Red Painted, Unlettered version.
Jackson and Sharp Open Platform Passenger Cars
The classic lines of these cars are so versatile that they will fit in well with many early railroads. They are a must-have for the freelance modeler wishing to add attractive rolling stock to the roster.
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All Blackstone Models Passenger Coaches come with a fully detailed interior. Also offered are the new Passenger Coach Trucks in both Pullman green and black.
ORDER BY NOVEMBER 15 FOR DELIVERY IN MARCH 2012
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