Walthers 910-50715 72' Centerbeam Flatcar with Standard Beam - IC Illinois Central #977223 HO Scale
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Walthers 910-50715 72' Centerbeam Flatcar with Standard Beam in HO Scale, IC Illinois Central #977223. The picture might show a different road number. Shipping lumber by train is a breeze for your HO railroad with a fleet of WaltherMainline 72' Centerbeam Flatcars. These cars, designed for fast loading and unloading, entered service in the 1980s and became a hit with shippers and customers. These well - detailed models are based on earlier cars with oval cut - outs on the centerbeam to reduce weight, still used by many railroads and lumber producers. Key features include: one - time run of these road numbers (limited quantity, order now), prototypes in service since the 1980s, heavy die - cast metal underframe for great tracking, correct 36' RP - 25 turned metal wheelsets, Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers, and you can load model cars quickly with SceneMaster Wrapped Lumber Loads (sold separately, search 72' centerbeam load on our site).

Using this Walthers 72' Centerbeam Flatcar for your HO scale railroad is simple. First, if you want to load it, you can use the SceneMaster Wrapped Lumber Loads, which you need to buy separately. Just search for 72' centerbeam load on our site. When it comes to operating on the tracks, the heavy die - cast metal underframe ensures good tracking, so it should run smoothly. Remember, these road numbers are a one - time run and the quantity is limited, so order soon if you want one. As for maintenance, keep it clean. You can use a soft cloth to wipe off any dust or debris. Also, check the wheels and couplers regularly to make sure they are in good working condition. The Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers and 36' RP - 25 turned metal wheelsets are important parts, so handle them with care. Since these prototypes have been in service since the 1980s, you can expect a reliable and classic addition to your railroad.