Pullman Park Series #7 Milwaukee Road ‘Olympic’

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$68.00

 

Confirmed shipping June 5, 2020

 

 

 

Description

Produced by Micro-Trains, this heavyweight sleeper is decorated in the  Hiawatha  paint scheme that was one of several paint schemes this railroad used. And as you can see, it was very distinctive.  There are two road names available. (See also the ‘Yellowstone’ car.)

This car would be a nice addition to any of the Milwaukee Road trains as well as rolling as a tourist sleeper leased out by the Pullman Company.

These cars will color match the recent release from Kato of the Olympian Hiawatha, with the exception of the gray roof.

Many of the heavyweight Pullman sleepers started being scrapped in 1963. Yet some survived to the end of that decade being used in reserve for heavy traffic calls. It was the last decade of classic American passenger service.

 

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Bill S.

That car is about the greatest thing I’ve ever seen in N scale!  Excellent work!

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S. Reames

I received my observation/business car today and – like all of my other cars from you – I love it!

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Thanks, Lowell, for another awesome addition to an already incredible train.