Walther Platinum 932-40458 Ho Scale Western Pacific Bay Window Caboose #476 NEW
$ 21.12
Description
Walther Platinum 932-40458 Ho Scale Western Pacific Bay Window Caboose #476 NEW. Walthers Platinum 932-40458 – HO Scale International Car Co. Bay Window Caboose Western Pacific #476. Accurate International Car Co. bay window caboose body with correct roof profile, windows, and end platforms. Item is NEW in box. Exterior of packaging may exhibit minor cosmetic wear. Ships FREE within 1 business day.Walthers Platinum 932-40458 – HO Scale International Car Co. Bay Window Caboose Western Pacific #476 Premium Walthers Platinum Line release of the highly detailed International Car Company bay window caboose in classic Western Pacific paint. Road number 476 features WP’s iconic silver and red scheme with the large “Feather River Route” herald and lettering. Key Features Factory-assembled with Platinum Line museum-quality detailing Accurate International Car Co. bay window caboose body with correct roof profile, windows, and end platforms Crisp factory-applied Western Pacific silver and red paint scheme with sharp white lettering and herald Separately applied wire grab irons, ladders, brake wheel, smoke jack, and detailed end railings Fully detailed interior with seats, desk, and stove Operating marker lights (DC/DCC compatible) Detailed underframe with full brake rigging and generator Free-rolling RP-25 contour metal wheels on Barber trucks Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers Arrives new in original Walthers Platinum packaging Prototype History International Car Company built hundreds of bay window cabooses for Western Pacific in the 1960s and 1970s. These modern cabooses featured large bay windows for improved crew visibility and were painted in WP’s attractive silver with red ends and “Feather River Route” lettering. They were used on local freights, manifests, and helper districts across the rugged Feather River Canyon and throughout the WP system until cabooses were phased out in the 1980s–1990s. Many WP bay window cabooses, including the 400-series, remain favorites among collectors and modelers for their classic Western Pacific appearance.
