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70-Ton 3-Bay Offset-Side Hoppers

Features: • Fine Printing • Fine Injection Details • Realistic Loads by Hay Brothers • Full Throttle's Bowser Buckler Trucks • Blackened Metal wheels • Knuckle Couplers • Sold & Packaged as 2-Packs • Crystal Clear Plastic, Stackable Cases • Manufactured with great details by Bowser Mfg.

Canada Southern

#FT-4028   Canada Southern   • 70-Ton 3-Bay Offset-Side Hoppers   $46.00 retail ea. • $46.00 Details:     • Set #1: Road #CA-SO 3433, #CA-SO 3439 • April 2015     • Set #2: Road #CA-SO 3436, #CA-SO 3443 • April 2015 Any 2-Pack $46.00 Set #1 $46.00 Set #2 $46.00 • Hay Brothers detailed ore loads • Full Throttle's Bowser Buckler Trucks • Blackened Metal wheels • Knuckle Couplers These cars were leased from Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad, repainted in modern fonts, and used to carry southern Ontario ores to the steel mills of the Great Lakes region. Jointly, Candian National and Canadian Pacific RRs bought the CA-SO which had been handed down through the New York Central RR to the Penn Central RR and finally to CONRAIL! The cars were always returned to CNR via Buffalo, New York.   Hay Brothers was able to craft wonderful ruddy ore loads which sit low in the cars, true to prototype because of the heavier weight, and heaped over the heavy-duty trucks, which are mud and iron ore stained for more realism.  A quite stunning model, indeed!

Ontario Northland

#FT-4029 A&B   Ontario Northland   • 70-Ton 3-Bay Offset-Side Hoppers   $46.00 retail ea. • $46.00 Details:     • Set #1: Road #ONT 140103, 140126 • November 2015     • Set #2: Road #ONT 140109, 140138 • November 2015 Any 2-Pack $46.00 Set #1 $46.00 Set #2 $46.00 • Hay Brothers detailed loads • Full Throttle's Bowser Buckler Trucks • Blackened Metal wheels • Knuckle Couplers These cars were built for the Ontario Northland Railroad in 1946.  Eventually, 75 of them were culled off and equipped with heavy-duty trucks and parts, rating them to 80-Ton cars, for use in ore traffic from the mines in Dane, Ontario.  Hay Brothers was able to craft wonderful ruddy ore loads which sit low in the cars, true to prototype because of the heavier weight, and heaped over the heavy-duty trucks, which are mud and iron ore stained for more realism.  A quite stunning model, indeed!  The bulk of  the prototype hoppers was used for coal service, both in Canada and into Pennsylvania and Ohio, USA!  The Ontario Northland Railway (ONT) is a Canadian railway in operation since 1902 and headquartered in North Bay, Ontario. It's mainline is located entirely in Ontario, but has spurs reaching into Quebec. Important for the economic growth of the province, during construction through the Canadian Shield, valuable minerals, gold, silver, copper and nickel were discovered. Other commercial ores and the forests of Northern Ontario became exposed via the railroad. Here, Full Throttle presents two hoppers from the Line, one equipped for hauling coal, and the other for iron ore traffic. Prototype Info: • 75 cars equipped 80-Ton CAPY for iron ore from Dane, Ontario, marked with circle reading RETURN TO CNR VIA BUFFALO FOR ORE LOADING DANE ONTARIO CANADA • HT 70-Ton ~ 175 cars (140100-174) • BLT ~ National Steel Car (1946) • Some cars used in coal service to Pittsburgh, PA & Cleveland, OH

Need specific load styles to suit your layout?     Hay Brothers produces many different and very realistic styles available separately.

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