Description
The HO Union Pacific Track Inspection Car, known as the “Fox River,” is a highly detailed model that captures a key piece of railroad history. This iconic railroad car was originally constructed in 1954 by Pullman-Standard for the Canadian National Railway. It has been meticulously crafted to showcase the various stages of its legacy, from its initial role as a sleeper car to its transformation into a theater-inspection car.
After being repurposed by Milwaukee Rail Car for the Chicago and North Western Railway, the car was acquired by C and NW in 1985 and given the name “Fox River”. The car later joined the Union Pacific fleet following the 1995 merger with C and NW, receiving important renovations over the years. The model features individually controllable lighting, including operational ditch lights and interior lighting, offering a lifelike display that is perfect for collectors and rail enthusiasts.
