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•NEW KIT RELEASES-> •- •CURRENT YEAR CATALOG •- •HOW-TO-BUILD OUR KITS DVD •- •DETAIL PARTS •- • DECAL SETS-> •- •OFFICIAL RAILWAY EQUIPMENT REGISTERS (ORER) ON CD/DVD •- •AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY PHOTO DVD •- •LISTED BELOW ARE THE WESTERFIELD FREIGHT CAR SECTIONS: •- •ADD-ON TRUCKS & COUPLERS FOR KITS •- •TAHOE MODEL WORKS TRUCKS-> •- •AUTOMOBILE BOXCARS-> •- •BOXCARS: DOUBLE SHEATHED-> •- •BOXCARS: SINGLE SHEATHED-> •- •BOXCARS: STEEL-> •- •CONTAINERS FOR GONDOLAS, LCL & YOUNGSTOWN, BULK & CARGO HALUING-> •- •COVERED HOPPERS-> •- •GONDOLAS-> •- •HOPPER CARS-> •- •M.O.W. AND CABOOSE/CABIN CARS-> •- •PICKLE CARS AND HEINZ TYPE REEFERS-> •- •REFRIGERATOR CARS-> •1800 R-30-1/2 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, PFE •2600 AC&F 42' REFRIGERATOR CAR, URTC, MILW •2700 RF 36' REFRIGERATOR CAR, PRR, ADAMS, FGE •3700 Bx-3/6 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, SALT CAR, AT&SF •3900 HEINZ 34' REFRIGERATOR CARS, HEINZ •4900 R-30-4/5/6 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, PFE •6000 AC&F 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, TYPE I/Ia, URTC, GN/WFEX, ART •6500 AC&F 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, TYPE Ib, ART •6600 AC&F 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, TYPE II/a/c, URTC, MILW, NWX •6700 AC&F 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, TYPE III/IIIa, URTC, NWX, MILW •6800 R-30-12/14 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, PFE, WP •6900 R-30-13 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, PFE, WP •*8300 R-50-1 47' REFRIGERATOR CAR, PFE •*8600 Rr-W/X/Y/2/3/4 USRA 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, AT&SF •*10800 Rr-Q/R/S/T/U/V 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, AT&SF •*11600 R7 40' REFRIGERATOR CAR, PRR, FGE, NX, MATHIESON •*11900 RD/RE/RX 36' REFRIGERATOR CAR, PRR/EL/UL, GR&I •- •STOCK CARS-> •- •VENTILATED BOXCARS-> •- •ONE-PIECE ROOF FRAMES->
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Westerfield Models, LLC,
1964 Lacey Court
Gardnerville, NV 89410 |
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Westerfield Models only takes US Dollars. |
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WESTERFIELD MODELS, LLC. GOLDEN AGE LINE |
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Operating Era: 1894-1929. H. J. Heinz Co., Heinz Refrigerated Pickle Line. Heinz is famous for billboard reefers, some of the most colorful in history. First leased from
Armour in 1894, the white/green scheme was used throughout the 1890`s. About 1900 the
oxide
car color came in and within 2 years the left side of the car side was standardized while the
right
advertised various products. In 1907 the car side color was changed to yellow and remained
so
throughout the `teens. The cars were upgraded to meet the Safety Appliances Act of 1911
and
strengthened with steel bands. A large "57" was placed on all cars, ending the era of the
variable billboard. In the 1920`s car color was returned to oxide but the logo remained the
same.
PLEASE SEE OUR PICKLE AND HEINZ REEFER SECTION FOR THE #3900 SERIES KITS. |
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