3004219-2 AMTRAK PHASE I AMFLEET PASSENGER CAR #21266 2-RAIL-OThe formation of Amtrak created an opportunity to re define the US inter city passenger experience in the early 1970s. Armed with the slogan Making the Trains Worth Traveling Again, Amtrak contracted with Budd to design an all stainless steel car whose interiors could be readily re configured to support a variety of potential needs, resulting in the Amfleet series. Over 490 Amfleet 1 cars, the basis of the Atlas Premier model, were delivered, with

Minimum Height Below Car At Lowest Point Of Figure 8: 1 1/2"

V-8 engine

Pilots and Fuel Tank •Metal Chassis •Metal Handrails and Horn •(2) Handpainted Engineer Cab Figures •Authentic Paint Scheme •Metal Wheels

One-car Garage: 1-1/2 x 1 x 7/8" 3

2-1000 bombs and 8 under-wing rockets

Molded in a vibrant orange

3cm •Fits layouts from the 1970s to the present •Easy way to model "tip-up" concrete panel construction used for all types of trackside warehousing

many minor variations of what might be considered a “standard” car could be found from a number of builders such as Pullman

• Dual flywheel-equipped motors

The Atlas Single and Paired Window Coaches are now available in a number of different era-appropriate configurations and paint schemes

These O Scale locomotive models feature:

Build Scrap Metal Traffic on Your Railroad