On the N&W, hoppers were the most common type of freight cars on their roster – about a 4-to-1 ratio of hopper cars over all other cars combined. The H2a was the most common type and was numbered from 15,500 – 25,499; 26,000 – 26,999; 28,500 – 29,999; and 31,000 – 31,999. That’s one impressive class! N&W also leased these hopper cars to the PRR and B&O where they were painted in their respective schemes.

Features:

• Beautifully detailed and accurately modeled
• Precision paint, color, and lettering schemes
  
• Many separately applied details including hand rails
  
• Detailed bay interiors
  
• Coal loads included
  
• Detailed underbody & brake system
  
• Composition: ABS
  
• Wheel composition: metal
  
• Couplers: (2) operating Kadee compatible
  
• Compatible tracks: Code 70, 83, 100 rail
  
• Recommended minimum radius: 18 in
• Road numbers: TBA