Walthers 920-18605 HO 85′ ACF 48-Seat Diner – Lighted – Union Pacific(R) Heritage Fleet City Of Denver UPP #5011; Late W/printed Name & Number

A key part of Union Pacific’s public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars and three E9 diesels make up part of the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, they’re finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names Initializing editing session using DISK$BPRDATA:[EDX]BPR_INIT.TPU; Left margin set to 1 Attempt to move past the end of buffer MAIN Attempt to move past the end of buffer MAIN Attempt to move past the end of buffer MAIN Attempt to move past the end of buffer MAIN Attempt to move past the end of buffer MAIN of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroad’s long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, behind UP’s restored steam and diesel locos, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.

• Early or Late lettering schemes as noted in two versions
• Factory-printed name with number decal for pre-1987 cars
• Factory-printed name and UPP number for post-1994 cars
• Factory-installed LED interior lighting
• Factory-installed grab irons
• Prototypically accurate window tinting and gaskets as appropriate
• Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22″ radius curves included
• Correct 36″ RP-25 metal wheelsets
• Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers

 
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24″ radius is recommended for operation.
 
Built as a Lunch Counter Cafe Lounge in 1959, this car returned to the Union Pacific in 1989, and was named for the City of Denver, a train jointly operated by the CNW and UP between Chicago and Denver from 1936 to 1971.