Milk Car - NASG

Manufacturer:

A.C. Gilbert

Manufacturer ID:

24575

Category:

Milk Car

Road Name:

National Car Company (NX)

Road Number:

24575

Model Introduced:

1960

Finish:

painted & lettered

Manufacturer:

Lehigh Valley Models

Category:

Milk Car

Road Name:

Borden's (BFIX)

Model Introduced:

1996

Product Type:

Craftsman Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Notes:

20 kits manufactured.

Manufacturer:

Lionel (click for web site)

Manufacturer ID:

6-48569

Category:

Milk Car

Road Name:

Boston & Maine (BM)

Road Number:

48569

Model Introduced:

2011

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Notes:

Containers are removable.

Manufacturer:

Lionel

Manufacturer ID:

6-48537

Category:

Milk Car

Road Name:

fantasy: Chocolate Milk Transport

Road Number:

48537

Model Introduced:

2005

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Notes:

"Nesquick"

Manufacturer:

Lionel (click for web site)

Manufacturer ID:

6-48538

Category:

Milk Car

Road Name:

Hood's Milk

Road Number:

48538

Model Introduced:

2005

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Notes:

"Hood's Milk"

Manufacturer:

Lionel (click for web site)

Manufacturer ID:

2019171

Category:

Milk Car

Road Name:

National Car Company (NX)

Road Number:

1357

Model Introduced:

2022

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Notes:

Containers are removable. "Florida Juice". Also produced as Lionel 2019172 (road number 1361).

Manufacturer:

Lionel (click for web site)

Manufacturer ID:

2019181

Category:

Milk Car

Road Name:

National Car Company (NX)

Road Number:

1418

Model Introduced:

2022

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Notes:

Containers are removable. "Renken's Milk and Cream". Also produced as Lionel 2019182 (road number 1492).

Manufacturer:

Lionel (click for web site)

Manufacturer ID:

2019191

Category:

Milk Car

Road Name:

National Car Company (NX)

Road Number:

1395

Model Introduced:

2022

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Notes:

Containers are removable. "Sealtest". Also produced as Lionel 2019192 (road number 1414).

Manufacturer:

Lionel (click for web site)

Manufacturer ID:

6-48543

Category:

Milk Car

Road Name:

Supplee-Wills-Jones

Road Number:

48543

Model Introduced:

2006

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Manufacturer:

Lionel (click for web site)

Manufacturer ID:

6-48524

Category:

Milk Car

Road Name:

Wabash (WAB)

Model Introduced:

2001

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Manufacturer:

Port Lines Hobby Supplies

Category:

Milk Car

Road Name:

National Car Company (NX)

Road Number:

1450

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Manufacturer:

SouthWind Models

Manufacturer ID:

SWRI-6

Category:

Milk Car

Prototype Year/Era:

1936

Road Name:

Borden's (BFIX)

Model Introduced:

1990

Product Type:

Brass

Finish:

unpainted

Notes:

These models had fins on both the top of the car as well as on their ends. Manufacturer ID "SWRI-6" is for one car; "SWLE-6" is for two such cars; "SWLE-8" contained one each of SWRI-6 and SWRI-7. The fins were original in 1936, but were removed in later years. As per the prototype, the brake system at the cars' ends were different between the two models as well (see Photo #4). There is a product review in the October 1990 issue of the 3/16 "S"cale Railroading magazine. The models were made by Duck Yoo Corp of Korea, and arrived unpainted (covered in a clear, semi-gloss lacquer). At the time, River Raisin Models provided appropriate decals for the three known prototype lettering schemes.

Manufacturer:

SouthWind Models

Manufacturer ID:

SWRI-7

Category:

Milk Car

Prototype Year/Era:

1936

Road Name:

Borden's (BFIX)

Model Introduced:

1990

Product Type:

Brass

Finish:

unpainted

Notes:

These models only had fins on their ends. Manufacturer ID "SWRI-7" is for one car; "SWLE-7" is for two such cars; "SWLE-8" contained one each of SWRI-6 and SWRI-7. The fins were original in 1936, but were removed in later years. As per the prototype, the brake system at the cars' ends were different between the two models as well (see Photo #4). There is a product review in the October 1990 issue of the 3/16 "S"cale Railroading magazine. The models were made by Duck Yoo Corp of Korea, and arrived unpainted (covered in a clear, semi-gloss lacquer). At the time, River Raisin Models provided appropriate decals for the three known prototype lettering schemes.