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Atlas 40' PLUG DOOR BOX CAR HALLOWEEN SPECIAL SLLX #1692 HO & N Scale. Atlas Slab Side Covered Hopper CP - Canadian Pacific (6 Hatch) CN - Canadian National (Noodle 6 Hatch), CN - Canadian National (12 Hatch). Atlas ACF 5250 Covered Hopper HCPX -Hercules Pro-Fax  , ADMX - ADM "Molecule", ACFX - Honeymead,  NYDX - ARCO Polymers , CHEX - Chemplex Plastics. NCE Power Cab DCC Starter System 

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Atlas 20006765 40' PLUG DOOR BOX CAR HALLOWEEN SPECIAL SLLX #1692 HO Scale. Picture may show a different road number.
N and HO Scale Features:
• Colorful holiday themed painting and lettering
• AccuMate® couplers
• Roller-bearing or friction-bearing trucks where appropriate
AccuMate® couplers are made under license from AccuRail, Inc

Atlas  Slab Side Covered Hopper 

The development of the covered hopper car for the transport of bulk commodities for the agricultural, chemical, and construction industries entered a new phase in the late 1940s, when the shops of the Canadian Pacific Railroad introduced a 70-ton, 3000 cubic foot, interior braced hopper with smooth, welded sides similar in appearance to the Canadian offset side open hoppers of the era. This “slab side” design actually maximized the interior width of the car, thereby lowering the center of gravity and improving tracking stability. Cars of this design were produced from 1950-1964 by National Steel Car Company, Canadian Car and Foundry, Marine Industries, and even Montreal Locomotive Works. Over the years of production, a number of different roof hatch arrangements for product loading were available, 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. These cars were a common sight on Canadian and US rails through the late 1990s hauling grain, malt, sugar, cement, or even in company sand service. The Atlas model of this distinctive car is available in 6, 8, and 12 hatch versions, with or without the side sill openings.

Features:

Highly detailed
Prototypically accurate
Era-appropriate paint schemes and lettering

Atlas ACF 5250 Covered Hopper 

ACF introduced the 5250 cubic foot size covered hopper in 1964, and has since built nearly 20,000 cars. Most of the cars were equipped with pneumatic outlets and eight 20” round hatches for use in transporting plastic pellets. In addition to the plastics cars, a number have been built or converted with gravity outlets and elongated hatches for grain type products. As with most things with long production spans, the design has evolved with changes in the physical features of the body and fixtures. The Atlas model features three unique body style variations to represent those changes from the 1960s into the 21st Century.

Features:

Ready to run
Injection molded plastic
Fine scale detail
Etched metal roof walk
Metal knuckle couplers
Road specific hatch and outlet configurations
Road specific roof walk variations
Three body style variations
Separately applied wire grab irons and wire brake lines
Crisp painting/printing
Free-rolling 100-ton trucks

NCE / Power Cab DCC Starter System - North America Version -- Includes P114 13.8VDC 1.35A North American Power Supply STARTER SETS

Part Number05240025
UPC816757010182
An entire DCC system in the palm of your hand! This 2 Amp system can operate up to 4 HO locomotives or 8 N scale locomotives. Provides all of the capability and ease of use that you’ve heard about in our Power Pro system at an entry level price. Installation is a snap. Hook two wires to your track and plug in the cab. You’re off and running trains!

The Power Cab kit contains: Power Cab, 7' Power Cab Cable, PCP Power Panel, Power Supply, Pro Cab Coiled Cord, and Manual.

The replacement Power Supply for this kit is a P114 (5240221) Use of ANY other Power Supply is not recommended and will void your factory warranty.

 don't forget to use a REAL surge protector not a power strip

We highly recommend a track output Circuit Protector like the CP6