MTH Premier 20-95714 O Scale DM&IR Flatcar with Farmer's Union Pup Trailers Roadname_Deutsche Bundesbahn Based on prototypes built from

Based on prototypes built from 1949 to 1951 with:

Modeling realistic shingled roofs in HO Scale is easy with Campbell Scale Models Profile Shingles

Walthers Mainline 910-6631 53' GSC Flatcar Wabash WAB 217

FEATURES: Accurate Warren truss single-sheathed body Youngstown or Creco panel doors Flat panel or lap seam roofs Split K or AB Brakes as appropriate Free rolling Arch bar or 2D-F8 trucks with metal wheelsets Rapido semi-scale couplers Accurate paint and lettering Multiple road numbers per scheme NOTE: Road number may vary from picture shown

MTH Premier 20-95714 O Scale DM&IR Flatcar with Farmer's Union Pup Trailers Roadname_Deutsche Bundesbahn Based on prototypes built fromMTH Premier 20 95714 O Scale DM&IR Flatcar with Farmer's Union Pup Trailers The trailer on flat car, or TOFC, concept actually predates the trucking industry. For a brief period in the 1800s, Long Island farmers could ship their loaded wagons to market on a local railroad. The modern use of railroads to ship loaded trailers began on the Chicago Great Western Railroad (the Corn Belt Route) in 1935 and became widespread in the 1950s under the leadership