AMERICAN LIMITED TK-N Tank Cars NO WALKWAYS Santa Fe 1946 NIB

Description: This American Limited Models Tank Car in black is a must-have for any HO scale model railroad enthusiast. It is a ready-to-go, pre-built model made of high-quality plastic material and features corporate roadname SANTA FE ATSF. The C-10 Mint-Brand New grade ensures that the item is in excellent condition and will be a great addition to any collection. The tank car does not have walkways, as indicated in the title. This item belongs to the Freight Cars, Railroads & Trains, and Model Railroads & Trains categories in Toys & Hobbies. - - CAR #101148 American Limited model of ATSF Kit 1948 White Band (Tk-N as built in diesel fuel service 1970s lettering. Because of the Kar-trak ACI label and the consolidated stencil, the car is post 1974.) After World War II, the Santa Fe needed additional diesel fuel cars and got 250 TK-N class tank cars in the spring of 1949. They were nearly identical to the TK-M cars except the tanks and underbody were welded instead of riveted. Numbered 101100 to 101349, they were equipped with AB brakes, Ajax hand brakes, and ASF 70-ton A-3 ?Ride Control? trucks. Running boards were diamond tread steel and dome platforms were of open grid steel construction. A few years later in 1953, the Santa Fe needed even more and got an additional 200 cars of class TK-O. These were numbered 98000 to 98199 and near duplicates of the TK-N class. Some of the 450 tank cars migrated into carrying other liquids and the bands around the tank on the right end of the cars were appropriately repainted. In the 1980s some migrated into maintenance of way service. Most that survived were equipped with roller bearing trucks and whether in maintenance of way or revenue service had the running boards removed and the latest safety appliances applied.American Limited Models has produced a much needed, superb rendering of these two classes of Santa Fe tank cars. The detailing in each version is exceptional with full brake gear, handrails, grabs and so forth. The roller bearing trucks have separate caps that rotate with the axle. Extra caps are provided as the caps can come loose and fall off.Each class has been produced in two versions, as-built and as-rebuilt in the 1980s with modern safety appliances and without running boards. Each class has been painted in three schemes with the appropriate band to denote the commodity hauled. Each scheme has six car numbers accurate for the paint scheme. Paint is opaque and all lettering is clear and sharp.BOX DOES SHOW SHELF WEAR

Price: 34.19 USD

Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming

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