Modeling consists from the 1970s to today? The Atlas FMC 5347 single-door boxcar in Pan Am (MEC) colors recreates a popular 1970s prototype still in use. It stands out with wire grabs, etched parts, and an X-panel roof.
This Atlas Master Line model wears a roadname-appropriate body style with etched-metal details and applied wire brake rods. Blackened metal wheels and AccuMate magnetic knuckle couplers round out a realistic, ready-to-run car.
Features
- FMC 5347 Single-Door Boxcar
- Pan Am (MEC) livery
- Road numbers available: #31945, #31948
- 1970s prototype (still in service)
- X-panel roof
- Wire grabs and etched parts
- Applied wire brake rods
- Blackened metal wheels
- AccuMate magnetic knuckle couplers
- Ready to run
- HO scale
- Recommended minimum curve radius: 18"
- Made by Atlas (Master Line)
Modeling consists from the 1970s to today? The Atlas FMC 5347 single-door boxcar in Pan Am (MEC) colors recreates a popular 1970s prototype still in use. It stands out with wire grabs, etched parts, and an X-panel roof.
This Atlas Master Line model wears a roadname-appropriate body style with etched-metal details and applied wire brake rods. Blackened metal wheels and AccuMate magnetic knuckle couplers round out a realistic, ready-to-run car.
Features
- FMC 5347 Single-Door Boxcar
- Pan Am (MEC) livery
- Road numbers available: #31945, #31948
- 1970s prototype (still in service)
- X-panel roof
- Wire grabs and etched parts
- Applied wire brake rods
- Blackened metal wheels
- AccuMate magnetic knuckle couplers
- Ready to run
- HO scale
- Recommended minimum curve radius: 18"
- Made by Atlas (Master Line)