Prototype Info
The Depressed Center Flat Car was developed in the early 20th century to transport over-sized, heavy loads that couldn’t be accommodated by standard flatcars. The design features a lowered center section, which enables the car to carry taller cargo while keeping it within height restrictions on rail lines. These cars were crucial for industries requiring the transport of large machinery, transformers, and heavy industrial equipment. The depressed center design became widely used during the mid-1900s, especially for hauling large infrastructure components like turbines and generators. Today, these flatcars remain essential in moving massive loads, adapting to modern needs with reinforced structures and advanced materials.
Features
An HO scale Depressed Center Flat Car model typically measures about 5 inches in length and features intricate detailing. The car is designed with a centrally lowered deck, often about 1/8 inch lower than the sides, to accommodate oversized loads. The model includes finely molded details such as textured decking, tie-downs, and the raised platforms on either side of the depression. The trucks (wheel assemblies) are accurately scaled with detailed wheels, and the car is equipped with realistic plastic or metal couplers. Some models may include painted or printed logos, and weathering effects to enhance realism. The overall design ensures it closely replicates real-world freight cars.
Specification:
Brand: Evemodel.
Size: as the picture shows.
Scale: 1:87,Suitable for HO scale.
Material: Plastic and Metal.
Package included:
Only one model car.
Or one model car with 20ft container.
Depends on your option.
If you need another 20ft container,please contact with me or leave a buyer note with the order.
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