Walthers 920-13071 HO 73' Budd Baggage Car Amtrak Phase I #1049 HO PREORDE 3 The overall dimensions of the

The overall dimensions of the P-3 are slightly larger than the Electra airframe: Wingspan is 99' 8"

and which were also compliant with the evolving new regulations of the period

professional race car driver and co-founder of Grr Racing

and it pulled many of the Santa Fe's famed passenger trains until it was retired and scrapped in 1956

Features a realistic rendering of camera equipped on the rear cowl

Walthers 920-13071 HO 73' Budd Baggage Car Amtrak Phase I #1049 HO PREORDE 3 The overall dimensions of theWalthers 920 13071 HO 73' Budd Baggage Car Amtrak Phase I #1049 This detailed model captures the sleek stainless steel look of Amtraks Phase I scheme with accurate striping and lettering. FEATURES: Available with factory printed car numbers or unnumbered with user applied decals Amtrak began operations in May 1971 with the Phase I paint scheme introduced in 1972 73' Budd Baggage cars served for decades on Amtrak long distance trains Prototypically