The Husky Stack is the trade name for a single-unit, double-stack car with 48-foot well. The cars were designed and built by Gunderson and are based on the design of the Maxi-III five-unit articulated 48-foot well cars. Because the cars are only a single unit, they are perfect for modern modelers who want to run double stack cars, but have only a modest layout on which to operate them. Since both Trailer Train (later TTX) and the railroad-owned cars were used in pool service, almost any railroad’s cars could be seen on other railroads.

BNSF was formed from the 1996 merger of Burlington Northern and Santa Fe. These cars carry the BNSF standard brown freight car scheme with “Wedge” paint scheme.

Features:

• Fully assembled and ready to roll
• Sharp painting & printing
• Multiple road numbers available
  
• Separately applied brake details and walkways
  
• Minimum radius: 18”
  
• Recommended radius: 22”