The WalthersMainline 60' Pullman - Standard Flatcar is an ideal addition to your HO Scale layout from the 1960s onwards. It's based on over 4,000 cars built by Pullman - Standard starting in the mid - 1960s, and many are still in use today. These flatcars have hauled a wide range of goods, from logs to intermodal trailers and containers. They come in various setups, with decks that are superbly detailed. The decks have the right board pattern, realistic wood grain, and bolt details. The 60' Pullman - Standard General Service Flatcars are heavily weighted and are equipped with 33' turned - metal wheels and Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers, ensuring great performance whether loaded or empty. This is a one - time run of these road numbers, so order now as the quantity is limited! Similar cars are used by many railroads and are the backbone of the TTX 60' flatcar fleet. They can ship all kinds of general freight, including auto and truck frames, canisters, farm equipment, construction machinery, military vehicles, containers, logs, lumber, building materials, 20' and 40' containers, and 45' or 48' trailers. The decks match different prototype configurations, have a correct board pattern with realistic wood grain and bolt details, and appropriate brake wheel cutouts. They also feature detailed brake gear with piping, 70 - ton roller bearing trucks, correct 33' turned metal wheelsets, and Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers.
Using your Walthers 60' Pullman - Standard Flatcar is easy. Just place it on your HO Scale layout tracks. You can load it up with all sorts of items like logs, containers, or farm equipment to make your layout look more realistic. When handling the flatcar, be gentle to avoid any damage to the detailed parts such as the brake gear or couplers. To keep your flatcar in good shape, regularly clean it with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Check the wheels and couplers from time to time to make sure they are moving freely. If you notice any loose parts, you can use a small amount of glue to fix them. Store the flatcar in a dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent any fading or warping of the wood - grain details.
