N Scale Supply - Micro-Trains #31000 Series

Part #MTL-031 00 071	N Scale Supply Price:

This 50’ standard box car with Youngstown door is painted black Chessie cat monogram and Chessie script herald. Letteringis in yellow. This car, first of six in the ‘Cameo Car Series,’ was built in May 1956 by Pullman Standard and serviced in May 1956. It runs on roller bearing trucks. All of the Cameo Series car designs feature varying widths of Yellow striping along with monograms and the recently adopted “Futura Demi-Bold” font. Five of the six cars received two different schemes per side. These “Cameo” schemes were intended to promote Chessie’s (LCL) less-than-carload service.

Part #MTL-031 00 072	N Scale Supply Price:

This 50’ standard box car with Youngstown door wears two of the experimental paint schemes, each side similar with the colors reversed. The shape used here is a diagonal ‘chevron’ shape across each side, adorned with the Chessie kitten. Lettering is in yellow and blue. This car, second of six in the ‘Cameo Car Series,’ was built in May 1956 by Pullman Standard and serviced in May 1956. It runs on roller bearing trucks. All of the Cameo Series car designs feature varying widths of yellow striping along with monograms and the recently adopted “Futura Demi-Bold” font. Five of the six cars received two different schemes per side. These “Cameo” schemes were intended to promote Chessie’s (LCL) less-than-carload service.

Part #MTL-031 00 073	N Scale Supply Price:

This 50’ standard box car with Youngstown door wears two of the experimental paint schemes, each side with color blocks of unique dimensions. This car, third of six in the ‘Cameo Car Series,’ was built in May 1956 by Pullman Standard and runs on roller bearing trucks. All of the Cameo Series car designs feature varying widths of yellow striping along with monograms and the recently adopted “Futura Demi-Bold” font.

Part #MTL-031 00 074	N Scale Supply Price:
This 50’ standard box car with Youngstown door wears two of the experimental paint schemes, each side with MOW gray and yellow bands. The right side of the car bears the C&O logo; the other side with the Chessie logo. This car, fourth of six in the ‘Cameo Car Series,’ was built in May 1956 by Pullman Standard and runs on roller bearing trucks. All of the Cameo Series car designs feature varying widths of Yellow striping along with monograms and the recently adopted “Futura Demi-Bold” font.

Part #MTL-031 00 075	N Scale Supply Price:
This 50' standard box car with Youngstown door wears two of the experimental paint schemes, each side C&O dark blue with 12" and 36" yellow bands each on a different side. Each side bears the Chessie kitten emblem. The car is lettered in blue on yellow and yellow on blue. This car, fifth of six in the 'Cameo Car Series,' was built in May 1956 by Pullman Standard and runs on roller bearing trucks. All of the Cameo Series car designs feature varying widths of Yellow striping along with monograms and the recently adopted "Futura Demi-Bold" font.

Part #MTL-031 00 076	N Scale Supply Price: Due: Sept 2008