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Athearn RTR 50' Double-Plug Door Boxcar
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1 614 Wed December 20, 2006
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100% of reviewers $18.00 7.0
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Description: This 50' Double-Plug Door boxcar is a nice model.
It comes equipt with metal wheels and knuckle style couplers. The detail is mostly molded on, with seperately applied end ladders. The printing is crisp and clear. There are two road numbers per road name.
Keywords: 50' Double Plug Door Boxcar


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Registered: June 2004
Location: Windsor, Ont.
Posts: 686
Review Date: Wed December 20, 2006 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: $18.00 | Rating: 7 

 
Pros: good price, nice paint schemes
Cons: heavy details

I got these cars mainly because of the paint schemes. The detail is not as good as I had hopped, but the end ladders do improve the over all appearance of the car.
I would also like to see Athearn move to a knuckle coupler with a metal spring in it, rather than the molded on leaf.
All in all its a nice sturdy car to fill out a train with.

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