Walthers Proto - HO Scale - 85 ft Budd Pacific Series 10-6 Sleeper Car - Union Pacific (UP) 1960s City Of Los Angeles "Pacific Beach" - Yellow/Gray/Red (SKU 920-9545)
Available On: September 1, 2019

Travelers aboard the City of Los Angeles in the 1960's could enjoy the best of both worlds, whether relaxing in style aboard luxurious Pullman sleepers and lingering over dinner in the signature Dome-Diner or its lower level “Gold Room,” or taking advantage of lower priced coach fares and tasty meals served quickly in the Café-Lounge.
Walthers Proto brings you 10 limited edition cars to model this great train, and now there are two ways to customize your consists for operation or display. For the first time ever, individual cars with a factory printed name or number as appropriate are available from the 920-9540 series. Or model any car in the City of Los Angeles fleet with the standard cars from the 920-9530 series, which include decals with the full selection of names and numbers used on the prototypes.
Delivered between December 1949 and May 1950 as lot #9660-039 constructed to Pullman plan #9522, the 50 Pacific series sleepers were UP's first-ever order from Budd. Although built of stainless steel with Budd's signature fluted sides, UP ordered 25 in yellow and gray for the Streamliner fleet, and the remaining 25 in two-tone gray for overnight trains. Yellow and gray was adopted for all passenger cars in 1952, and these distinct and colorful cars were standard equipment on the City of Los Angeles and other UP trains into the 1960s. Offer your passengers plenty of comfortable sleeping space with these WalthersProto models featuring:
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24" radius is recommended for operation.
March 1964 #103 Westbound Omaha-Los Angeles
December 1964 #103 Westbound Omaha-Los Angeles
June 30, 1968 #104 Eastbound Omaha-Chicago
July 1969 First #103 Westbound (sleepers)
Second #103 (coaches)
March1971 #103 Westbound Omaha - Los Angeles
