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O Husky Stack Car APL

SKU: MTH2095785 Category:
Scale: 1/48In Stock: NoRelease Date: FEB25
MSRP: $109.95Minimum Quantity: 1
 

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On April 26, 1956, a revolution in shipping began when the
first container ship, a converted oil tanker named Ideal X, left Port
Newark, NJ headed for Houston. The brainchild of
truck-driver-turned-shipping-magnate Malcolm Purcell McLean,
containerization was a giant step forward in shipping efficiency,
security and cost.

Two decades later, McLean and the Southern Pacific Railroad pioneered
the double-stack intermodal car, designed with the help of ACF
Industries. The idea was slow to catch on, but in 1984 the SP and
American President Lines ran the first coast-to-coast all-double-stack
train. In the ensuing years, double-stacks have become one of the most
common cars on American rails, delivering containers loaded at all
points of the globe to destinations across our continent.

MTH Premier O Scale freight cars are the perfect complement to any
manufacturer’s scale proportioned O Gauge locomotives.
Whether you prefer to purchase cars separately or assemble a unit
train, MTH Premier Rolling Stock has the cars for you in a variety of
car types and paint schemes.

Virtually every sturdy car is offered in two car numbers which makes it
even easier than ever to combine them into a mult-car consist. Many of
MTH’s Premier Rolling Stock offerings can also operate on the
tightest O Gauge curves giving them even more added versatitlity to
your layout.

  • Intricately
    Detailed Durable ABS Body
  • Metal Wheels and Axles
  • Die-Cast 4-Wheel Trucks
  • Operating Die-Cast Metal Couplers
  • Colorful, Attractive Paint Schemes
  • (2) 48′ Detailed Containers
  • Fast-Angle Wheel Sets
  • Needle-Point Axles
  • 1:48 Scale Dimensions
  • Unit Measures: 18 3/4 x 2 9/16 x 5 9/16
  • Operates On O-54 Curves