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Brand : M.T.H. Electric Trains
BulletPoint1 : Intricately Detailed Durable ABS Body Metal Wheels and Axles Die-Cast 4-Wheel Trucks Operating Die-Cast Metal Couplers
BulletPoint2 : Colorful, Attractive Paint Schemes Decorative Brake Wheels Fast-Angle Wheel Sets Needle-Point Axles Removable Gondola Cover
BulletPoint3 : Gauge: O Gauge Min Curve: O27 Dimensions: 11 15/16" x 2 3/16" x 1 11/16"
CareInstructions : Wipe Clean
Color : Multicolor
ExternallyAssignedProductIdentifier1 : 0658081469461
ExternallyAssignedProductIdentifier2 : 658081469461
FinishType : Painted
ItemName : M.T.H. Electric Trains MTH RAILKING BNSF Gondola CAR #516454 with Cover 30-72234
ItemPackageDimensions_Height : 6 inches
ItemPackageDimensions_Length : 15 inches
ItemPackageDimensions_Width : 8 inches
ItemTypeKeyword : hobby-train-gondolas
Manufacturer : M.T.H. Electric Trains
Material : Plastic
ModelName : MTH RailKing BNSF Gondola Car with Cover
ModelNumber : 30-72234
ModelYear : 2024
NumberOfItems : 1
PartNumber : 30-72234
ProductDescription : MTH: 30-72234 MTH RailKing BNSF Gondola Car with Cover O Gauge On its customer Web site, the Union Pacific Railroad characterizes a gondola as an “extremely sturdy open design” for carrying “rugged unfinished commodities”; its “large flat interior design with side walls” is described as “more flexible than a flat car.” These qualities make the modern gondola particularly popular with the steel industry, for transportation of loose materials like scrap metal, waste, coke, and slag as well as finished products like iron or steel plate, pipe, structural steel, and rails for railroad track. Other commodities commonly shipped in these versatile cars include mineral ores, granite slabs, gravel, logs, lumber, railroad ties, and even prefabricated railroad track, also known as “panel track.” Until the advent of specialized coil cars in the 1960s, another popular load for gondolas was coiled sheet metal, usually steel, on its way from mills to manufacturers of stamped metal items from car parts to appliances. As depicted on this model, specialized covers — similar to the covers later used on dedicated coil cars — protected the raw metal from the elements during transit. Brackets on the covers provided a lifting point for an overhead crane and also allowed the covers to be stacked on top of each other when not in use. The name “gondola” actually predates railroads. In the early 1800s, utilitarian flat-bottomed boats with low sides, used to transport coal down the Potomac River to the Washington D.C. area, were called gondolas as a spoof on the much fancier Venetian gondolas. Similarly shaped coal-carrying cars on early railroads earned the same moniker. As more specialized cars were invented for coal service, the gondola evolved into the general-purpose car it is today. High quality, traditionally sized RailKing Freight Cars provide detailed bodies and colorful paint schemes for the O Gauge railroader. MTH makes an enormous variety of RailKing Freight Cars, including many different car types and roadnames. No matter what era or part of the country you are modeling, RailKing is sure to have something for you.
ProductSiteLaunchDate : 2024-06-15T15:05:41.743Z
RecommendedUsesForProduct : Train Layout
Seasons : All Seasons
Size : O Gauge
Style : Gondola with cover
SupplierDeclaredDgHzRegulation : not_applicable
Theme1 : Train
Theme2 : Transportation
UnspscCode : 56140000