- The Prototype

The Pullman-Standard PS-2CD 4000 cubic foot covered hopper was produced between 1962 and 1964, and remained in service throughout the US, Canada, and Mexico until the early 2000s. One of the most distinctive Pullman covered hoppers, this common 100-ton car is used in grain, fertilizer, and other bulk services. BLMA Models is the first manufacturer to offer this unique model in N Scale! With more than 2,000 prototypes placed into service, the BLMA Models N Scale replica is a perfect addition to your layout or collection.

- The Models

We're kicking things up a notch! Not only is this model the first PS-4000 ever produced in N Scale, these first-class models feature some innovative features - in fact, a FIRST for N Scale! Along with the fine-scale attention to detail you've come to know from BLMA Models, these models ride on our ALL-NEW 100-Ton ASF Ride Control trucks and ALL-NEW scale profile, metal wheels! Furthermore, these models feature body-mounted Micro-Trains couplers for superb operation!

- Features

• Ready-To-Run
• Injection-Molded Plastic
• Fine-Scale Detail
• Chemically Etched Roof Walk
• Chemically Etched Coupler Platform
• Accurately Painted/Printed
• Prototypical Ride Height
• Etched-Metal Brake Platform
• ALL-NEW 100-Ton ASF Ride Control Trucks
• ALL-NEW Scale Profile Metal Wheels
• Body-Mounted Micro-Trains Couplers
• Three Numbers per Scheme!

N Scale - Rolling Stock

- The Prototype

The Pullman-Standard PS-2CD 4000 cubic foot covered hopper was produced between 1962 and 1964, and remained in service throughout the US, Canada, and Mexico until the early 2000s. One of the most distinctive Pullman covered hoppers, this common 100-ton car is used in grain, fertilizer, and other bulk services. BLMA Models is the first manufacturer to offer this unique model in N Scale! With more than 2,000 prototypes placed into service, the BLMA Models N Scale replica is a perfect addition to your layout or collection.

- Southern Pacific (SP)

Painted in the gray “Houston repaint” scheme from the later 1970's! These cars - available in three road numbers - feature the distinctive large “Southern Pacific” centered on the car in black, as well as the bright yellow box with legible “Interior Coated for Edible or Chemical Commodity” lettering. Southern Pacific cars still operate on UP rails, and SP ordered very similar 3920cc hoppers from Pullman-Standard that are virtually identical to the PS-2CD 4000.