Rapido Trains 1024004A HO NSC 89' Bi-Level Autorack: CP Rail - Red Panel: Single Car Roadname_MDW 3076 Specific Features: Open Fireman’s

3076 Specific Features: Open Fireman’s Side Hood Door With Interior Details

made totally to the period of 1944 in 1942 1354

Ideal for plastic sprue cutting and general hobby/craft wire work

La Galissonnière's excellent hull shape made its actual speed exceed the original design speed of 31 knots

Rapido Trains 1024004A HO NSC 89' Bi-Level Autorack: CP Rail - Red Panel: Single Car Roadname_MDW 3076 Specific Features: Open Fireman’sRapido Trains 1024004A HO NSC 89' Bi Level Autorack: CP Rail Red Panel Single Car In 1962, Canadian National and Canadian Pacific acquired their first 89 tri level autoracks. The tri level autorack was designed to transport automobiles across three compact levels of racks. The cars were driven onto the racks and then tied down for transport. The racks were built by Whitehead & Kales of Detroit, Michigan, while the 89 flat car was produced by National