Walthers 5907 53' GSC Bulkhead Flatcar CB&Q - Chicago, Burlington & Quincy #95205 (red) HO Scale 910-5907
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Description
The Walthers 910 - 5907 HO Scale 53 - foot General Steel Castings (GSC) Bulkhead Flatcar is a must - have for model train enthusiasts. It represents the CB&Q - Chicago, Burlington & Quincy #95205 in a striking red color. Note that the picture might show a different road number. This flatcar is one of the most adaptable models ever made. It comes with end bulkheads to stop loads such as lumber, pipes, and other items from moving during transit. Key features include: a one - time production of these car numbers with a limited quantity available, so order now! It now has a die - cast metal body for great performance whether empty or loaded. It's a limited - edition item. Prototypes of this car were in service from the 1950s to the early 2000s, and some are still used in work trains today. It can carry a wide range of materials like lumber, utility poles, pipes, steel shapes, rails, and various building materials. It's fully assembled with a finely detailed body, deck, and bulkheads. It also has correct 33' RP - 25 metal wheelsets and Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers.

Using this Walthers HO Scale Bulkhead Flatcar is easy. First, you can place it on your model train track just like any other car. When it comes to loading, you can use small pieces of lumber, pipes, or other building materials to fill it up. Make sure the items fit well within the end bulkheads to prevent them from falling out during the train's movement. As for maintenance, keep it clean by gently dusting it off regularly. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they may damage the die - cast metal body or the detailed parts. If you notice any loose parts, you can use a small amount of glue to fix them, but be careful not to get glue on areas where it's not needed. Store it in a dry place to prevent rusting of the metal wheelsets and couplers. When you're not using it, it can be a great addition to your model train display, showing off its detailed design.