Looking for a modern boxcar to build out your general-merchandise consists? The Rapido Trains Trenton Works 5277 cu ft boxcar in Canadian National colors (faded, conspicuity stripes) is an ideal choice.
What sets this model apart is the prototype fidelity Rapido is known for. This 50'6" boxcar is recognized by its combination doors — a 6' plug door paired with an 8' sliding door, providing a wide 14' opening, ideal for bulky loads such as paper. Built by Trenton Works in Nova Scotia, it is a versatile modern boxcar, common on North American railroads. This version reproduces a faded livery, set off by reflective conspicuity stripes. Rapido reproduces it with a detailed underbody, metal couplers and free-rolling metal wheels.
Features
- HO scale Trenton Works 5277 cu ft boxcar
- Canadian National livery (faded, conspicuity stripes)
- Modern 50'6" combination-door boxcar
- 6' plug door + 8' sliding door (14' opening)
- Popular type for paper and lumber service
- Originally built by Trenton Works (Nova Scotia)
- Semi-scale knuckle couplers, box-mounted
- Turned free-rolling metal wheels
- Full underbody detailing (brake rigging, reservoir, cylinder)
- Crisp printing and lettering, legible under a magnifier
- Operates on Code 83 and Code 100 rail
- Weighted to industry standards for reliable running
- Ready-to-run (RTR) model
- HO scale
- Recommended minimum curve radius: 22"
- Yellow reflective conspicuity stripes
- Common boxcar on the Canadian National (1990s)
- Multiple road numbers per scheme
- Ideal for modern-era consists (2000s to today)
- Made by Rapido Trains
Looking for a modern boxcar to build out your general-merchandise consists? The Rapido Trains Trenton Works 5277 cu ft boxcar in Canadian National colors (faded, conspicuity stripes) is an ideal choice.
What sets this model apart is the prototype fidelity Rapido is known for. This 50'6" boxcar is recognized by its combination doors — a 6' plug door paired with an 8' sliding door, providing a wide 14' opening, ideal for bulky loads such as paper. Built by Trenton Works in Nova Scotia, it is a versatile modern boxcar, common on North American railroads. This version reproduces a faded livery, set off by reflective conspicuity stripes. Rapido reproduces it with a detailed underbody, metal couplers and free-rolling metal wheels.
Features
- HO scale Trenton Works 5277 cu ft boxcar
- Canadian National livery (faded, conspicuity stripes)
- Modern 50'6" combination-door boxcar
- 6' plug door + 8' sliding door (14' opening)
- Popular type for paper and lumber service
- Originally built by Trenton Works (Nova Scotia)
- Semi-scale knuckle couplers, box-mounted
- Turned free-rolling metal wheels
- Full underbody detailing (brake rigging, reservoir, cylinder)
- Crisp printing and lettering, legible under a magnifier
- Operates on Code 83 and Code 100 rail
- Weighted to industry standards for reliable running
- Ready-to-run (RTR) model
- HO scale
- Recommended minimum curve radius: 22"
- Yellow reflective conspicuity stripes
- Common boxcar on the Canadian National (1990s)
- Multiple road numbers per scheme
- Ideal for modern-era consists (2000s to today)
- Made by Rapido Trains