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K-4643E   Milwaukee Road 21" Super Dome 2-PAC Milwaukee Road
    $249.95 ea.    
K-4643E


Milwaukee Road

In 1935 the Milwaukee Road ordered its skilled shop forces to design and build new lightweight 'speedliner' cars to compete with the Burlington Route. Wearing the vivid orange and maroon livery of the Milwaukee Road, the Hiawathas hit the rails in May, making the 410-mile Chicago to St. Paul trip in just 6 hours and 30 minutes.

Led by F-7 diesel engines powered by dual motors and controlled by TrainMaster Command Control, this model Hiawatha passenger train will swiftly travel any layout. Named in honor of the legendary folk hero, these Native American themed cars are reproduced in prototypical detail, including all the features of the Hiawatha’s steel coaches.

Extend any 21 inch Milwaukee Road train with either Buy War Bonds Coach #477. Choose the patriotic red, white and blue version as painted in September 1942 or choose the version that matches the orange and maroon Hiawatha cars.

Expand your Milwaukee Set with this 2-PAC of 21 inch Super Dome Cars. Milwaukee Road owned ten of these cars, the heaviest passenger car ever made, weighing 112 tons each.



Catalog: 2002 1st Edition
Release Date: SOLD OUT

Passenger Car Features
  •   21 inches long
  •   O Scale (1:48)
  •   Extruded Aluminum Car Body with Smooth Sides
  •   Overhead StreamLighting® Illumination
  •   Fully Furnished Interiors
  •   Opening Doors
  •   Metal Handrails
  •   Metal Grab Rails
  •   Die Cast 4-Wheel Trucks
  •   Separate Metal Truck Springs
  •   Operating Metal Couplers
  •   Metal Chassis with Details
  •   Factory Installed Diaphragms
  •   Prototypical Reproduction
  •   54 inch Diameter Curve Required

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