ScaleTrains Rivet 38406 HO Scale Thrall 48' Coil Steel Car BNSF "Wedge" 534147 Container precision painting and printing

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You can also use them at pipeline terminals

These tough polycarbonate bodies feature the hottest ProGraphix® paint with decals

The NE caboose features a detailed injection-molded body with applied roofwalk

ScaleTrains Rivet 38406 HO Scale Thrall 48' Coil Steel Car BNSF "Wedge" 534147 Container precision painting and printingScaleTrains Rivet 38406 HO Scale Thrall 48' Coil Steel Car BNSF "Wedge" 534147 In the 1960s, the Ford Motor Company, collaborating with two Detroit area railroads, created the modern coil steel car design. Over the years, several freight car manufacturers built similar cars, including Thrall Car Manufacturing which constructed these 48 foot, twin hood cars in the 1980s and 1990s. The first Thrall cars had a 100 ton capacity, but later versions were