Walthers Proto HO 920-9828 85′ 48-Seat Diner Car, Milwaukee Road #124

Assigned cars from each of the three operating roads, the City of San Francisco offered one of the most unique travel experiences in all of American railroading. As the primary partner, UP insisted all cars be painted to match its standard Armour Yellow and Harbor Mist Gray, but each carried the owner’s name in red in the letterboard. Typical of the era, the train offered something for every traveler. For businessmen and budget-minded folks, lower-priced long-distance coaches and more relaxed food service were available. For those who wanted more privacy or space to stretch out a full-service diner, lounge and a variety of spacious sleeping car spaces were available. All 14 cars model a typical day’s consist and are available while supplies last in standard versions with decals for easy customizing or with factory-printed names and numbers.

Features:
Superb replicas of head-end cars, coaches and luxury sleepers from three different railroads!
Based on pool cars from each member railroad as assigned from the late 1950s to Amtrak
Available in two configurations
With car name or number decals
With factory-printed car names or numbers
14 signature cars – four newly tooled models – to build a custom consist
Fully assembled with superb WalthersProto detail inside and out
Factory-finished in authentic UP colors with period-correct gray trucks
Owning road’s name in letter board
Mix and match for a custom consist or expand other period streamliners