Atlas HO 20007449 - Master - 42' Coil Steel Car "FURX" #382407
| Announced Date: | January 2024 |
| Released Date: | Est. 3rd Qtr. 2024 |
| Individually Boxed: | N/A |
- Road Name: FURX (ex-NOKL)
- Road Number: 382407
- Product Line: Master
- Scale: HO Scale
Features:
- Crisp painting and lettering
- See-through walks
- Removable hood
- Inside floor detail
- Cut-levers
Overview:
The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically for hauling coils of steel in an integral trough. The car type gained popularity and eventually over 17,000 cars were built. Atlas’ model replicates a 42’ design with a distinctive fishbelly side sill.
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Atlas HO 20007449 - Master - 42' Coil Steel Car "FURX" #382407
| Announced Date: | January 2024 |
| Released Date: | Est. 3rd Qtr. 2024 |
| Individually Boxed: | N/A |
- Road Name: FURX (ex-NOKL)
- Road Number: 382407
- Product Line: Master
- Scale: HO Scale
Features:
- Crisp painting and lettering
- See-through walks
- Removable hood
- Inside floor detail
- Cut-levers
Overview:
The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically for hauling coils of steel in an integral trough. The car type gained popularity and eventually over 17,000 cars were built. Atlas’ model replicates a 42’ design with a distinctive fishbelly side sill.
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| Announced Date: | January 2024 |
| Released Date: | Est. 3rd Qtr. 2024 |
| Individually Boxed: | N/A |
- Road Name: FURX (ex-NOKL)
- Road Number: 382407
- Product Line: Master
- Scale: HO Scale
Features:
- Crisp painting and lettering
- See-through walks
- Removable hood
- Inside floor detail
- Cut-levers
Overview:
The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically for hauling coils of steel in an integral trough. The car type gained popularity and eventually over 17,000 cars were built. Atlas’ model replicates a 42’ design with a distinctive fishbelly side sill.
