HO Old-Time Box Car - Pennsylvania Lines is a detailed model train designed for realistic railway modelling and historical layout expansion in HO scale.
Featuring:
- Detail & Finish: This model captures the essence of the historic Pennsylvania Lines box car with its classic livery, fine moulded details, and accurate printed markings. The prototypical design reflects the car's iconic look from the early 20th century, adding authentic vintage charm to your layout.
- Drive & Performance: This is a non-powered rolling stock item designed to be coupled with powered locomotives. The smooth-running wheels and precise detailing ensure reliable movement and seamless integration with compatible HO trains.
- Control & Compatibility: The model is compatible with DC analogue systems. Control system information not available for DCC or factory-fitted sound unless explicitly stated.
- Couplings & Integration: Equipped with standard HO-scale couplers, this box car integrates easily with other rolling stock and locomotives in the same scale. Specific brand compatibility may vary depending on the coupler systems used.
Model Dimensions (Approximate):
- Scale: HO
- Gauge: 16.5mm
Technical Specifications:
- Model Type: Freight Wagon
- Control System: DC analogue (non-powered)
- Coupler Type: Standard HO-scale couplers
- Material: Plastic body
- Power Source: Not powered
- Assembly: Ready-to-run
- Included: 1 x HO Old-Time Box Car (rolling stock only)
Ideal for modellers building detailed HO layouts, particularly those focused on historical or vintage American railroads, and collectors of Pennsylvania Lines rolling stock. This model is also suited for operators expanding a DC-powered layout.
Why this model matters
The HO Old-Time Box Car is a must-have for fans of early 20th-century American railroads. With its historically accurate design and distinctive Pennsylvania Lines livery, this model adds character and depth to any vintage or classic rail system, enhancing the authenticity of a period-specific layout.
How to use it
Place the box car on a powered track, coupling it with a compatible locomotive. As a non-powered model, it relies on an external powered train to move. Be sure to check the alignment of the couplers with other models before use. This model is ready-to-run, requiring no assembly.