Heritage
Railway
Miniatures
MODELS MADE BY ANDY
WEGMULLER IN HO SCALE (1:87)
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- MODELS ARE FULLY DETAILED
AND
FINISHED
- HANDCRAFTED MUSEUM QUALITY
- COMPOSITE CONSTRUCTION
(EPOXY
RESIN AND BRASS)
- AVAILABLE IN LETTERING
SCHEMES FOR
DIFFERENT TIME PERIODS
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British Columbia Railway
52'-6" box car
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British
Columbia Railway acquired 200 double door box cars from
Evans Railcar
Company in 1979, numbered in the BCIT 801000 to 801199
series. They
were owned by the United States Railway Leasing Company
and to be
used for service to the US for plywood shipments. Length
over sills is 52'6" with an inside length of
52'-5”. They featured two 8ft. sliding doors with a
total opening width of 16ft.
Later they were owned by Itel Rail Corp and then last by
GE Leasing. They were of the roster by 1997.
Northwestern Oklahoma Railroad Company (NOKL) owned 19
cars (Series
1080 to 1099) that were used extesivly on the BCR in the
1990's.
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Model
description:
LENGTH |
WEIGHT |
COUPLERS |
WHEELS |
TRUCKS |
RADIUS
REQUIRED |
FIRST
YEAR
PRODUCED |
154mm |
120gr. |
Kadee #156 |
Semi Scale
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P2k
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19 inch or 482mm |
production planned
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The
models
are one of a kind Museum quality, completely finished,
handmade from
epoxy castings and brass stirrup steps, hand grabs and
brake rods. They
are painted and numbered to represent a real prototype,
with “real
look” weathering.
The model is fully
functional with #156 Kadee couplers and semi scale metal
wheels.
The masters for this model were developed from prototype
drawings and
photographs. They are exquisitely detailed according to
prototype with
free standing ladders, detailed under floor, cut levers
and brake
hoses.
Every model is correct for a specific prototype.
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Northwestern Oklahoma
Railroad Company "Dual Air Pack" cars were used
extensivly on the BCR for shipments to the US.
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Cars
had an outside length of 52'-6". |
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All pictures © Andy
Wegmuller |
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