All-in-one Mth 20-94754 - R50b Express Reefer Car "railway Express Agency" Holiday Edition [HTMspOu8]

R50B Express Reefer Car by Railway Express Agency

The R50B Express Reefer Car, meticulously crafted by MTH, is a true testament to the golden age of railroading. This model captures the essence of the 1940s, when innovation and efficiency reigned supreme in the railway industry. Designed by the Railway Express Agency, the R50B was a revolutionary reefer car that changed the landscape of refrigerated transport. Now, you can bring this iconic piece of history to life on your model railroad layout.

Unmatched Craftsmanship and Features

The R50B Express Reefer Car is a masterpiece of engineering and design. Crafted from durable ABS material, this model boasts an intricate and detailed body that stands out on any layout. Its colorful and attractive paint scheme adds to its visual appeal. The car features metal wheels and axles, die-cast 4-wheel trucks, and fast-angle wheel sets for smooth operation. The needle-point axles and operating die-cast metal couplers ensure precision and reliability. Additional highlights include O Scale Kadee-compatible coupler mounting pads, a detailed brake wheel, separate metal handrails, opening car doors, and 1:48 scale dimensions. This model measures 14 1/2” x 2 1/2” x 3 1/2”, making it a perfect addition to your O Scale collection.

Practical and Versatile

The R50B Express Reefer Car is not just a piece of art; it's a practical and versatile addition to any model railroad layout. Whether you're depicting passenger trains or fast freight lines, this model will enhance the realism and historical significance of your setup. MTH Premier O Scale freight cars, like the R50B, are designed to complement any scale proportioned O Gauge locomotives. The ability to operate on O-31 curves adds even more versatility to your layout. With two car numbers available, you can easily combine them into a multi-car consist, creating a dynamic and immersive railway experience. The R50B Express Reefer Car is more than just a model; it's a window into the past, brought to life on your tracks.