Atlas HO 20007694 - Master - Portec 3000 Covered Hopper "General American de Mexico" #922 (GAMX, ex-B&M)
Atlas HO 20007694 - Master - Portec 3000 Covered Hopper "General American de Mexico" #922 (GAMX, ex-B&M)
- Road Name: General American de Mexico (GAMX, ex-B&M)
- Road Number: 922
- Product Line: Master Plus
- Scale: HO Scale
Features:
- Ready to run
- Injection-molded plastic
- Fine-scale detail with many separately applied parts
- 2 Body and roofwalk variations to accurately match the prototype
- 2 styles of vibrator brackets
- Highly detailed end cages and brake gear
- 100 Ton Trucks
- Metal Couplers
- Etched metal roofwalks and end platforms
- Crisp painting and printing
Overview:
Built between 1979 and 1984, the Portec 3000 Hopper was designed to haul heavy bulk commodities such as sand, cement, salt, and grain. Boston & Maine was one of the first railroads to purchase these in quantity. The Portec 3000 proved to be a very reliable design, many are still in service today.
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Atlas HO 20007694 - Master - Portec 3000 Covered Hopper "General American de Mexico" #922 (GAMX, ex-B&M)
- Road Name: General American de Mexico (GAMX, ex-B&M)
- Road Number: 922
- Product Line: Master Plus
- Scale: HO Scale
Features:
- Ready to run
- Injection-molded plastic
- Fine-scale detail with many separately applied parts
- 2 Body and roofwalk variations to accurately match the prototype
- 2 styles of vibrator brackets
- Highly detailed end cages and brake gear
- 100 Ton Trucks
- Metal Couplers
- Etched metal roofwalks and end platforms
- Crisp painting and printing
Overview:
Built between 1979 and 1984, the Portec 3000 Hopper was designed to haul heavy bulk commodities such as sand, cement, salt, and grain. Boston & Maine was one of the first railroads to purchase these in quantity. The Portec 3000 proved to be a very reliable design, many are still in service today.
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- Road Name: General American de Mexico (GAMX, ex-B&M)
- Road Number: 922
- Product Line: Master Plus
- Scale: HO Scale
Features:
- Ready to run
- Injection-molded plastic
- Fine-scale detail with many separately applied parts
- 2 Body and roofwalk variations to accurately match the prototype
- 2 styles of vibrator brackets
- Highly detailed end cages and brake gear
- 100 Ton Trucks
- Metal Couplers
- Etched metal roofwalks and end platforms
- Crisp painting and printing
Overview:
Built between 1979 and 1984, the Portec 3000 Hopper was designed to haul heavy bulk commodities such as sand, cement, salt, and grain. Boston & Maine was one of the first railroads to purchase these in quantity. The Portec 3000 proved to be a very reliable design, many are still in service today.
