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Atlas O Scale Master Wood Reefer Car

Experience the rich heritage of American railroads with the Atlas O Scale Master Wood Reefer Car, a meticulously crafted model that brings to life the "Billboard" era. This authentic replica, based on the iconic 40’ wood refrigerator cars built by Pullman for the Northern Refrigerator Car Co. in 1930, is a testament to the craftsmanship and attention to detail that defines Atlas Models.

Features and Specifications

The Atlas O Scale Master Wood Reefer Car is a masterpiece of engineering and design. It boasts a highly detailed ABS body, complete with separately-applied ladders, grab irons, and stirrups, ensuring a realistic and engaging model for enthusiasts. The die-cast metal stirrups add an extra layer of authenticity, while the separately-applied door hinges, handles, and latches allow for opening doors and roof hatches, creating a dynamic and interactive display. The model is also equipped with a die-cast underframe, separately applied brake system, and vertical brake shaft, all contributing to its exceptional build quality and performance. The 40-ton Bettendorf-style, die-cast sprung trucks with metal wheels and die-cast articulated couplers ensure smooth and reliable operation on your layout.

Perfect for Your Layout

The Atlas O Scale Master Wood Reefer Car is not just a collectible; it's a functional piece that can enhance your layout's realism and functionality. With its state-of-the-art detailing and construction, this model is ready to run and can be used in a variety of scenarios, from historical displays to modern-day operations. The separately-applied coupler lift bars and minimum diameter curve of O-31 (3-Rail) make it compatible with most O Scale train sets, ensuring seamless integration into your collection. Whether you're a seasoned model railroader or just starting out, this highly detailed wood reefer car is a must-have for any enthusiast looking to capture the spirit of the American railroad industry.