Rapido #509143 Osgood-Bradley 10-window Coach: Southern Pacific Two-tone Gray #2208

In 1934 Pullman-Standard’s Osgood Bradley plant in Worcester, Massachusetts began construction of one of the first true lightweight coaches for the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. These iconic cars were used on both long distance and local trains and served well into the 1970s. Several other railroads soon purchased their own copies of these distinctive lightweight cars. Following the success of our previous run of these classic Rapido N Scale Panorama Line cars kast year, we have responded to your huge number of requests for a greater range of paint schemes. With this in mind we are delighted to add the following roadnames to our second production run: Cotton Belt (Daylight) Delaware & Hudson Lehigh Valley Seaboard Southern Pacific (Sunset) Southern Pacific (Two-tone gray) We are also providing new numbers on the New Haven (Hunter Green), New Haven (McGinnis), Boston & Maine and Long Island (Dashing Dan) paint schemes. The Rapido N scale Osgood Bradley cars feature: Full underbody detail End diaphragms with etched metal end gates 41-E trucks with metal wheelsets Full interior detail Partial or non-skirted versions “Easy-Peasy” battery-operated interior lighting Metal side grab irons Accurate paint and lettering