HO 60' Pullman Common Standard Baggage Car SP 'Stainless Scarlet' Model (ATH-2642)

HO scale 60-foot Pullman Common Standard Baggage Car in Southern Pacific Stainless Scarlet livery. This finely detailed model reproduces a 60-foot Common Standard baggage car used to haul passenger baggage, parcels, and related items on early steel-era trains. It captures prototype styling with arched roof panels, riveted detailing, Pintsch gas vents and piping, roof vents, a stove smokestack, and drip strips over the doors, plus a magnetically attached roof for easy removal and a weighted chassis for smooth operation on HO layouts. Doors are represented in the correct style for the prototype, whether wooden or ply-metal, depending on the roadname.

Operational details include end diaphragms, stirrup steps, brake cylinder and triple valve, air tank, and McHenry knuckle-spring couplers, along with window glazing and interior detailing. Two underframe configurations are represented: an as-built version with toolbox and gas tanks, and a modernized version with a battery box, reflecting the historical variations seen on different railroads. Weighted for stable running and compatible with HO layouts requiring a minimum radius of 18 inches, this baggage car is a versatile addition to passenger trains and period dioramas.