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40930 Railbox Steel Boxcar

“Railbox” isn’t a railroad. It’s a service of the Trailer Train Company (TTX) that provides a pool of more than 10,000 boxcars to railroads across America. Sharing cars greatly reduces the need to move empty cars and greatly increases the efficiency of the railroads. Make your LGB railroad more efficient with this modern model. Opening doors.

99.99 80.00

40933 UP 50 ft. Steel Boxcar

As the largest railroad in the United States, the Union Pacific® has employed a vast number of modern 50-foot steel boxcars. Many of those cars have worn the bright “Armour Yellow” livery, and with this LGB model, you can capture that color on your layout. It also features authentic markings for realism and opening doors so you can put it to work hauling real loads.

Estimated delivery date: Sept 2006

109.99 88.00

40935 Railbox Steel Boxcar

The CSX railroad operates a fleet of more than 100,000 freight cars, including a large number of modern steel boxcars. This LGB model captures the bold blue and yellow graphics of these cars for your own American layout. The large, sliding doors can be opened.

109.99 88.00

40960 DB Cargo Container car

Modern freight traffic would be inconceivable without container cars. With them, goods can be quickly transferred from road to rail and back again. With this model, you can model Deutsche Bahn container traffic on your LGB layout. Double buffers are included for authentic use with DB “101” series locos (LGB 20310), and naturally, it's also compatible with all other LGB models.

124.99 99.00

41025 Cable Reel Car

114.99 91.00

41000 Steiff Christmas Car, LGB

LGB trains with Steiff® bears are already a great tradition, and with the arrival of the Steiff Christmas Stainz Loco (24211) in 2004, a new LGB/Steiff series began. For 2005, we offer the first wagon in the series, a flat car covered with snow on which a cuddly bear pushes a sled. It’s a unique holiday decoration for your home or LGB layout!

417.99 336.00

41040 NYC Ore Car, 4907

Like many lines, the New York Central employed these short, four-axle cars to transport heavy bulk materials. The detailed lettering on this authentic model replicates car number 4907. The detailing continues with hand wheels, steps, ladders and rails. The unloading hatches on this working model can be opened.

72.99 58.00

41043 NYC Ore Car, 4818

For the many lovers of this unique car, who would like to add more authentic models to their LGB layout, we offer this car with car number 4818 in addition to car number 4907 (41040). The distinctive New York Central logo and livery will make it a highlight of your LGB layout.

72.99 58.00

41150 DR Salt Car, 99-40-91

This small car has a real prototype. It was used during the winter months to put salt onto the rails to keep them clear. Despite its short length – only 5 meters (16 ft. 5 in.) – the car was equipped with two brakemen’s platforms. Thus, the closed car body probably was only 3 m (9 ft. 10 in.) long. The car was used on the electrically operated narrow gauge railway in Klingenthal. This 1000 mm line was part of the DR. The LGB model features the authentic lettering of the car that was stationed in Klingenthal. Similar cars may have existed on other lines.

54.99 44.00

41330 SBB-Brunig Baggage Car

This SBB Brünigbahn baggage car matches the 31330 passenger coach. The authentic model also has a three-axle chassis with a movable center axle. The front and large side doors can be opened. These cars operated on the famous line from Interlaken to Luzern.

229.99 184.00

41420 Crane Car

To supplement their own construction crews, railroads also employ outside track construction companies. These highly specialized contractors have their own maintenance-of-way (MOW) cars, and this crane car, of the J. Huber firm, marks the start of a series of LGB MOW cars. This versatile, working model has the functions of the original: The arm can lift, lower and rotate. Cables and tools can be stored in the tool cabinets.

142.99 114.00