TrainLife Exclusive ExactRail N Scale: Trinity 6275 Boxcar

Southern Railway of British Columbia - Rail Link 2004 'As-Delivered'  

About the Paint Scheme:

The SRY schemes are one of the most requested schemes on the Trinity 6275 Boxcar. This production includes the attractive dark blue, Rail Link scheme that were built by National Steel Car in 2004. SRY had a roster of 100 of these cars in this scheme and they were numbered 5450-5549.

History:

The Trinity 6275 Boxcar has been one of ExactRail's most popular freight cars. This boxcar has a very limited paint schemes list, but there are many 'very-close' freight cars with more varied paint schemes that we are excited to have worked with ExactRail to manufacture. These 'very-close' or brothers from other mothers freight cars are built by companies such as Johnstown America, Gunderson & National Steel Car. Some were built by Trinity but have a slightly different sized door than the 12 footer we have, or have exterior post placement variations. 

Features:

• Precision micro-tooled
• Extraordinarily accurate artwork
• Razor sharp printing
• ExactRail's exclusive 100-Ton ASF 'Ride Control' Trucks
• Micro-Trains #5 couplers
• CNC-machined 36" metal wheel sets

Stats:

Region: North America
Era: 2004 to Today
Product Type: Boxcar
Minimum Radius: 11"

About TrainLife Exclusive Freight cars:

ExactRail's dedication to accuracy means that they don't very often use 'stand in' tooling for projects that are close to a certain freight car (some people call these 'foobies'). We know that there are many holes in the modeling world and many people that are happy to have a stand in model so long as it represents something close to the real thing. We've worked closely with ExactRail to create close 'stand in' models to fill these holes.