The flat car can be considered the workhorse of the railroad. Its simple design allows for the loading of virtually anything imaginable from pipes to airplane fuselages. This Trainman model is based upon the general service flat cars that were built by the Canadian Pacific circa 1953. The cars were constructed from riveted steel and feature fishbelly side sills. The decks are in an interesting combination of wood and steel that has been accurately duplicated on Atlas model. A realistic pipe load with deck tie-downs is included with the cars.

Features:

• Roller-bearing trucks with rotating bearing caps
• Separately applied brake wheel
• Realistic pipe load with separately applied load tie-downs
• Die-cast trucks and couplers
• Weighted, detailed underframes
• 2-Rail cars feature scale wheels and body-mounted scale couplers
• Length: 13.125”
• Minimum diameter curve: O-31 (3-Rail)/Minimum radius curve: 24” (2-Rail)

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