ARISTOCRAFT Long steel caboose

PROTOTYPE HISTORY
The Long Steel Caboose is based upon an Offset Cupola Steel Caboose of the 1930's era. Since their inception, cabooses have become ‘mythic’ in railroad nostalgia. Positioned at the end of a train, cabooses have served as living quarters for the train crew as well as an observation point. On trains that were transporting livestock, a special caboose called a "drover’s caboose" was added to the train to tend to the well-being of the animals in transit. Also known as "cabins", "hacks", and "crummies."

LONG STEEL CABOOSE (ART-42100 SERIES) FEATURES:
- Front / Rear Operating AAR Knuckle Couplers
- Detailed freight car trucks with individual springs and metal wheels
- Operating doors
- Potbelly stove with smoking chimney
- Solid state electrical circuit
- Removable roof
- Operating interior lights and rear-end markers
- Three-dimensional ladders
- Brass grab railings
- Simulated wood-grain flooring
- Detailed under frame, including Air Brake System components
- Clear windows
- Interior details include toilet, sink, faucets, water tank, wall lamps, and benches with cushions
- Realistic painting & authentic detailing
- "See Through" roof walks
ALL FEATURES SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

MINIMUM 4' DIAMETER CURVE REQUIRED

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