MTH Railking 30-71115 O Gauge 40' Steel Boxcar Erie Power Supply These units were the backbone

These units were the backbone of the fleet

The pigment does not evaporate and can be 'brought back to life' with either Tru-Color's 'Rejuvenator' or Thinner

where the Illinois Terminal is repainting cabooses in additional variations of green paint

Their 567 engine

7" (145 mm)

MTH Railking 30-71115 O Gauge 40' Steel Boxcar Erie Power Supply These units were the backboneMTH Railking 30 71115 O Gauge 40' Steel Boxcar Erie The 40 steel box car so familiar to model railroaders was a product of the 1930s. Wood box cars, which were built into the World War I era, and early steel cars were largely non standardized, with details varying from railroad to railroad. The move toward standardization began with American Railway Association (ARA) designs of 1923 and 1932. It culminated in the 1937 AAR boxcar, which was adopted by