Like the prototype, Walthers Superliner II has a slightly different body from the earlier Superliner I, which is made from all-new tooling. These cars represent an improved prototype -- designated Superliner II - built to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and were built by Bombardier.

Prototype Spotting Features include: Three-Panel roof construction Wider entryways to meet the Americans with Disabilities Act Standard GSC Style Trucks with stabilizer bracing.

Most of these cars are still in service around the US and wear the Phase IV scheme consisting of a silver body with a large blue stripe and small red and white stripes.

All ready-to-run HO Scale cars include movable diaphragms, working knuckle couplers and correct-style trucks with blackened metal wheelsets, optional preformed wire, side grab iron (easy to install using the molded-in starter points for drilling). Decorated cars include a sheet of decal numbers for each Phase to model several cars quickly and easily. Complete instructions and a decal lettering diagram are included.

* Full Interiors * Built-In Electrical Contacts for Interior Lighting Kit * Upgraded Trucks w/Metal Sideframes * Amtrak Phase IVb Scheme * Correct Details * Wire Grab Irons * Working Diaphragms * Knuckle Couplers