Atlas HO 20007877 - Master - 33,000 Gallon LPG Tank Car "ACPX" #32043
| Announced Date: | January 2025 |
| Released Date: | 3rd Qtr. 2025 |
| Individually Boxed: | No, 12/case |
- Road Name: "ACPX"
- Road Number: #32043
- Product Line: Master
- Scale: HO Scale
- Catalog: Atlas Winter 2025 Catalog
Features:
⢠Fine end ladders ⢠100 ton roller-bearing trucks ⢠Air reservoir ⢠Walkway and end platforms ⢠Intricate lettering on the ends ⢠Separate handrails ⢠Prototypically accurate paint schemes ⢠Brake rigging detail
Overview:
The ACFÂŽ âwhale bodyâ 33,156 gallon tank car was designed to haul liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and anhydrous ammonia. Originally built in the early 1960s, you can still find these cars in service today.
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$11.27Atlas HO 20007877 - Master - 33,000 Gallon LPG Tank Car "ACPX" #32043
| Announced Date: | January 2025 |
| Released Date: | 3rd Qtr. 2025 |
| Individually Boxed: | No, 12/case |
- Road Name: "ACPX"
- Road Number: #32043
- Product Line: Master
- Scale: HO Scale
- Catalog: Atlas Winter 2025 Catalog
Features:
⢠Fine end ladders ⢠100 ton roller-bearing trucks ⢠Air reservoir ⢠Walkway and end platforms ⢠Intricate lettering on the ends ⢠Separate handrails ⢠Prototypically accurate paint schemes ⢠Brake rigging detail
Overview:
The ACFÂŽ âwhale bodyâ 33,156 gallon tank car was designed to haul liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and anhydrous ammonia. Originally built in the early 1960s, you can still find these cars in service today.
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| Announced Date: | January 2025 |
| Released Date: | 3rd Qtr. 2025 |
| Individually Boxed: | No, 12/case |
- Road Name: "ACPX"
- Road Number: #32043
- Product Line: Master
- Scale: HO Scale
- Catalog: Atlas Winter 2025 Catalog
Features:
⢠Fine end ladders ⢠100 ton roller-bearing trucks ⢠Air reservoir ⢠Walkway and end platforms ⢠Intricate lettering on the ends ⢠Separate handrails ⢠Prototypically accurate paint schemes ⢠Brake rigging detail
Overview:
The ACFÂŽ âwhale bodyâ 33,156 gallon tank car was designed to haul liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and anhydrous ammonia. Originally built in the early 1960s, you can still find these cars in service today.
