Tangent Scale Models HO 25032-04 Greenville 86' Double Plug Door Box Car 'Delivery 1964' Pennsylvania Railroad PRR #110095

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Tangent Scale Models HO 25032-04 Greenville 86' Double Plug Door Box Car 'Delivery 1964' Pennsylvania Railroad PRR #110095

Pennsylvania Railroad, PRR X60B ‘Delivery 1964’ 1965+ Era is when PRR purchased a large group of 145 cars prior to the PC merger.  Painted in the characteristic PRR freight car red colors with large PRR keystone and gold ‘Cushioned Load’ stenciling. The PRR prototype car was modified in 1965, with the removal of the roof running board, the lowering of the Miner brake wheel housing and removal of high grab irons and end ladders.  Details of these ‘remnants’ are replicated on the sides and ends of the model with roof features of the old bolt locations of the running board supports.  70T Trucks with 33” wheels and rotating ‘Timken’ roller bearing caps finish off this X60B offering, which any PRR/PC/CR modeler doing prior to about 1985 will want. Available in six different road numbers.

The Tangent Greenville 86’ High Cube Double Plug Door Box Car system is a state of the art, dimensionally-accurate scale replica that was tooled to Greenville Steel Car plans and verified with field measurements. Our model comes with highly accurate ‘true-to-life’ colors and ‘hyper-accurate’ lettering including exact stenciling, fonts, and lettering placement. Our Greenville 86’ system of models offers a multitude of detail variations and phases to replicate the many different Greenville Steel Car offerings. 

Features for these replicas include:

• Body shells with or without overlapping side panels
• EOCC - end of car cushioning or COCC - center of car cushioning, ‘near scale’ draft gear variations with genuine Kadee scale couplers
• Separate flexible rubber air hoses
• Roofs with running board supports remaining in place - 1965+ appearance since the running boards were gone by 1966 and roofs without running board supports - 1965+ Greenville production.
• Under car brake system variations
• Etched metal ‘See through’ end crossover platforms in three possible options: Gypsum, Apex, or Morton
• Side tack board types/sizes and locations
• Seven prototypically-accurate brake stands: Ajax, Universal, Equipco, Miner 6600, Champion-Peacock, Elcon-National, Peacock 850
• Two possible handbrake ‘brake wheel’ options
• Optional 3rd door arm hinge parts to be configured one of three ways
• Two brand new truck sideframes:   

               70-Ton Barber S-2A Roller Bearing Truck
               100-Ton ‘Low Profile’ Barber S-2-C Roller Bearing Truck

• 33 inch or 36 inch wheels, as applicable to each model
• Two brand new truck brake beam part options
• Three brand new ‘rotating’ roller bearing truck cap options
• Recommended age 14 years and older

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