Walthers 910-46524 HO Scale 50' AAR Single Door Boxcar Northern Pacific NP 1238 Roadname_St. Mary's West SMW This representation of the early

This representation of the early 70s gasser-style hot-rodding craze is packed with details that include step-side styling

The large drawer on the top is large enough to hold a 1/8th scale buggy with wing and wheels attached

and no superheater damper on the smokebox

despite being considerably heavier than a DC3 transport plane

The open lug design features alternating small and large lugs to ensure ultimate traction on unpredictable terrain

Walthers 910-46524 HO Scale 50' AAR Single Door Boxcar Northern Pacific NP 1238 Roadname_St. Mary's West SMW This representation of the earlyWalthers 910 46524 HO Scale 50' AAR Single Door Boxcar Northern Pacific NP 1238 The Association of American Railroads had been trying to set design standards for freight cars starting in the early 20th century. The early designs were not widely embraced. Many railroads preferred their own designs. By the time the 1937 AAR boxcar was introduced, this had begun to change as each new design standard provided higher capacity, lighter, more durable cars.