Rolling Stock

Rolling stock includes freight cars (like boxcars, flatcars, gondolas, hoppers, tank cars, and more), passenger cars (like baggage cars, combines, coaches, diners, pullmans and sleepers, observation cars, and more), as well as miscellaneous work equipment (like cranes and dump cars).

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Ulrich Track Cleaning Car

Ulrich Track Cleaning Car

Ulrich’s first HO-scale rolling stock release was its Track Cleaning Car kit.

Ulrich Composite Gondola

Ulrich Composite Gondola

After the company’s Track Cleaning Car, Ulrich introduced a composite gondola kit.

Ulrich Hopper Cars

Ulrich Hopper Cars

Ulrich produced several open hopper car models in its line of HO-scale freight car kits.

Ulrich Trailer-On-Flatcar

Ulrich Trailer-On-Flatcar

One of the hobby’s first intermodal offerings was Ulrich’s piggyback on flatcar model.

Ulrich Freight Car Kits

Ulrich Freight Car Kits

First appearing in the late 1940s, Ulrich offered a series of metal and wood component HO-scale freight car models.

Hopper Car

Hopper Car

A 1969 addition to TYCO’s line of HO-scale rolling stock, this four-bay hopper car model would remain in the line through 1993.

AT&T HO Container Car

AT&T HO Container Car

One of the most unique and interesting examples among American Train & Track’s collection of rolling stock releases was its container car model.

AT&T HO Pulpwood Car

AT&T HO Pulpwood Car

American Train & Track’s line included a pulpwood car produced by Tri-ang/Hornby in the UK.

AT&T HO Caboose

AT&T HO Caboose

American Train & Track’s line included this standard cupola caboose produced by Roco in Austria

AT&T HO Cattle Car

AT&T HO Cattle Car

American Train & Track’s HO-scale freight cars included Roco’s 40-foot cattle car model.