American Freight Cars

The **American Freight Cars** are freight cars that are often pulled around by engines, both on Transportainia and on the mainland, that have knuckle couplers.........unless either the engines or these freight cars are specially equipped with special adapter couplers.

## Boxcars

The **boxcars** are freight cars that are mainly used to deliver freight the same way as the Vans. Some of them have double doors.

### Technical Details

#### Basis

These particular boxcars are based on the real boxcars that are often seen across the U.S.

Boxcar basis 1Boxcars with double doors
### Livery

These boxcars are painted different colors. Currently though, there are some painted medium red with white words and numbers on both sides. There are also ones painted yellow with black words and numbers on both sides.

## Coal Cars

The **American coal cars** are a type of hopper freight car used for transporting coal.

### Technical Details

#### Basis

The coal cars are based on the real ones that are often seen across the U.S.

Coal Car basis
### Livery

These coal cars are painted black with both three short yellow stripes and white words and numbers on both sides.

## Flat Cars

The **flat cars** are freight cars that are mainly used to deliver freight pretty much the same way as the Flatbeds, Conflats and Well Wagons.

### Technical Details

#### Basis

The flat cars are based on the real ones that are often seen across the U.S.

Flat Car basis
### Livery

The flat cars are painted light maroon with both white words and numbers on both sides and a light brown surface.

## Covered Hopper Cars

The **covered hopper cars** are freight cars that are mainly used for carrying dry bulk loads, varying from grain to products such as sand and clay.

### Technical Details

#### Basis

The covered hopper cars are based on the real ones that are often seen across the U.S.

Covered Hopper Car basis
### Livery

The covered hopper cars are painted white with black words and numbers on both sides.

## Tank Cars

The **tank cars** are freight cars that are mainly used for liquids the same way as the Tankers, though they current ones carry oil.

### Technical Details

#### Basis

The tank cars are based on the real ones that are often seen across the U.S.

Tank Car basis
### Livery

The covered hopper cars are painted black with both 5 short yellow stripes going upward a short way and white words and numbers on both sides of the front.

## Auto Carrier Cars

The **auto carrier cars** are a special type of covered freight car that is mainly used for carrying cars and other automobiles.

### Technical Details

#### Basis

The auto carrier cars are based on the real ones that are often seen across the U.S.

Auto Carrier Car basis
### Livery

The auto carrier cars are painted yellow with grey frames and roofs. They also have black words and numbers, as well as the **Union Pacific** crest, on both sides.

## Center Beam Flat Cars

The **center beam flat cars** are a special type of flat car that is mainly used for carrying small crates of cargo.

### Technical Details

#### Basis

The center beam flat cars are based on the real ones that are often seen across the U.S.

Center Beam Flat Car basis
### Livery

The center beam flat cars are painted yellow with black words and numbers on both sides.

## Coil Cars

The **coil cars** (also referred to as "steel coil cars" or "coil steel cars") are a specialized type of freight cars designed for the transport of coils (i.e., rolls) of sheet metal, particularly steel.

### Technical Details

#### Basis

The coil cars are based on the real ones that are often seen across the U.S.

Coil Car basis
### Livery

The coil cars are painted dark red with white words and numbers on both sides.

## Double-Stack Cars

The **double-stack car** or **stack car** (also **well wagon**), is a type of freight car specially designed to carry intermodal containers (shipping containers) used in intermodal freight transport.

### Technical Details

#### Basis

The double-stack cars are based on the real ones that are often seen across the U.S.

Double-Stack Cars basis
### Livery

The coil cars are painted pale yellow with black words and numbers on both sides. They also have a black label with **Ejima Transport** on both sides.

## Refrigerator Boxars

The **refrigerator boxcars** are a special type of boxcar specially designed to carry perishable freight at specific temperatures.

### Technical Details

#### Basis

The refrigerator boxcars are based on the real ones owned by the BNSF.

Refrigerator Boxar basis
### Livery

The refrigerator boxcars are painted white with a blue ice like design along the side of the roof. They also have both the letters **EMMD** and the numbers **125436** painted in black on both sides near the front.