Bachmann 16024 HO Scale PS-1 40' Boxcar North Pole Ornament Artisans Scale_N Scale Christmas trees on one side

Christmas trees on one side are illuminated with multicolored LEDs

When the NACC cars were built

The railroad’s ability to adjust haul rates to be competitive with trucking meant new revenue in areas that the railroads weren’t able to successfully compete before

and the openings along the side sills – an early design change made by CP to give better access to the discharge mechanisms – became standard on all cars produced after 1954

Bachmann 16024 HO Scale PS-1 40' Boxcar North Pole Ornament Artisans Scale_N Scale Christmas trees on one sideBachmann 16024 HO Scale PS 1 40' Boxcar North Pole Ornament Artisans Boxcars are the workhorses of the railroad, economically moving dry goods and bulk freight from coast to coast, and from factories to distributors everywhere in between. From the early to mid 20th century, the 40' Boxcar was the standard size offered by most major railcar manufacturers. Useful for hauling both long distance bulk shipments and smaller mixed loads for local deliveries,