Like the prototype, Walthers Superliner II has a slightly different body from the earlier Superliner I, which is made from all-new tooling. These cars represent an improved prototype -- designated Superliner II - built to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and were built by Bombardier.

Prototype Spotting Features include: Three-Panel roof construction; Wider entryways to meet the Americans with Disabilities Act; Standard GSC Style Trucks with stabilizer bracing.

Most of these cars are still in service around the US and wear the Phase IV scheme consisting of a silver body with a large blue stripe and small red and white stripes.

All ready-to-run HO Scale cars include movable diaphragms, working knuckle couplers and correct-style trucks with blackened metal wheelsets, optional preformed wire, side grab iron (easy to install using the molded-in starter points for drilling). Decorated cars include a sheet of decal numbers for each Phase to model several cars quickly and easily. Complete instructions and a decal lettering diagram are included.

* Full Interiors * Built-In Electrical Contacts for Interior Lighting Kit * Upgraded Trucks w/Metal Sideframes * Amtrak Phase IVb Scheme * Correct Details * Wire Grab Irons * Working Diaphragms * Knuckle Couplers