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Bachmann (BAC)

SKU:BAC17811

HO 40' 1-Dome Tank Car UTLX/Eastman Chemical #35294 (BAC17811)

HO 40' 1-Dome Tank Car UTLX/Eastman Chemical #35294 (BAC17811)

The HO 40' 1-Dome Tank Car UTLX/Eastman Chemical #35294 is designed to efficiently transport a variety of liquid loads, making it an essential part of freight railroading history. These tank cars have been integral since the pioneer era, carrying critical commodities such as water and oil that shaped the nation.

This model represents a single-dome tank car that showcases one of the last riveted tank designs, produced between the late 1920s and early 1940s, prior to the shift towards welded construction. Throughout the 20th century, these cars were ubiquitous across North America, initially serving private owners and later transitioning into maintenance-of-way service, supplying water for maintenance operations on Class I railroads. Some units managed to remain in operation into the 21st century.

The Bachmann Single-Dome Tank Car features a highly detailed and prototypical body, enhanced with blackened metal wheels and body-mounted E-Z Mate couplers for ease of use. Additionally, it is equipped with separately applied ladders and metal wrap-around grab irons, ensuring a realistic appearance that is perfect for both collectors and hobbyists alike.

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The HO 40' 1-Dome Tank Car UTLX/Eastman Chemical #35294 is designed to efficiently transport a variety of liquid loads, making it an essential part of freight railroading history. These tank cars have been integral since the pioneer era, carrying critical commodities such as water and oil that shaped the nation.

This model represents a single-dome tank car that showcases one of the last riveted tank designs, produced between the late 1920s and early 1940s, prior to the shift towards welded construction. Throughout the 20th century, these cars were ubiquitous across North America, initially serving private owners and later transitioning into maintenance-of-way service, supplying water for maintenance operations on Class I railroads. Some units managed to remain in operation into the 21st century.

The Bachmann Single-Dome Tank Car features a highly detailed and prototypical body, enhanced with blackened metal wheels and body-mounted E-Z Mate couplers for ease of use. Additionally, it is equipped with separately applied ladders and metal wrap-around grab irons, ensuring a realistic appearance that is perfect for both collectors and hobbyists alike.

Features

  • HO scale 40' 1-Dome tank car model
  • Designed to haul a wide variety of liquid loads
  • Last cars built with a riveted tank design, produced from the late 1920s to early 1940s
  • Detailed prototypical body with realistic features
  • Blackened metal wheels for enhanced realism
  • Body-mounted E-Z Mate couplers for easy connection
  • Separately applied ladders for added detail
  • Metal wrap-around grab irons for increased authenticity
  • Ideal for collectors and hobbyists
  • Represents cars that served both private owners and maintenance-of-way operations

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  • Type: HO 40' 1-Dome Tank Car
  • Model Number: UTLX/Eastman Chemical #35294 (BAC17811)
  • Scale: HO
  • Construction Type: Riveted tank design
  • Era: Late 1920s to early 1940s
  • Features: Detailed body, blackened metal wheels, body-mounted E-Z Mate couplers
  • Additional Details: Separately applied ladders, metal wrap-around grab irons
  • Usage: Suitable for freight transportation of liquid loads
  • Historical Significance: Represented maintenance-of-way service in the 21st century