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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AT&T HO Hopper
American Train & Track’s four-bay open hopper included separate bay gates that opened and closed.
AT&T HO Gondola
American Train & Track’s freight car offerings included this 40-foot steel gondola model.
AT&T HO Boxcar
Another Roco-made freight car from American Train & Track was this 40-foot sliding door boxcar.
AT&T HO Ore Car
Ideal for 18-inch radius curves, American Train & Track included this ore car among its HO-scale freight car models.
AT&T HO Reefer
Produced for American Train & Track by Roco in Austria, this 40-foot plug door sold as AT&T’s Reefer.
Lionel HO Mechanical Reefer
Part of Lionel HO’s 1970s offering was this mechanical refrigerator car model.
AHM Helium Carrier
Reproducing an interesting prototype, AHM’s Helium Carrier came from Roco in Austria
AHM Vinegar Car
One of the more unique examples from Roco was the vinegar car model imported by AHM.
Life-Like Bicentennial Freight Cars
Life-Like joined in the craze for U.S. Bicentennial model trains with a number of releases, including this series of HO-scale rolling stock offerings.
Mantua’s 41-foot Steel Boxcar
Brought into Mantua’s line in 1983 was this 41-foot steel boxcar model. The tooling came from the Lindberg product line and dates to 1960.
