2002917 SOUTHERN PACIFIC 80' PULLMAN BRADLEY PASSENGER CAR-OThe Osgood Bradley Company of Worcester, MA was founded in 1822 to build carriages and stagecoaches. The company began manufacturing railroad cars in the mid 1800s. Osgood Bradley was purchased by Pullman in the early 1930s. In 1934 the company developed a tubular car body with a rounded roof end utilizing Cor Ten steel, a lightweight copper steel alloy. These new cars weighed 15 tons less than their non lightweight counterparts. The New Haven

•Illuminated interior

Front Coupler

the P-38J offered stable and astonishing performance at any altitude

7% grade that rises to 6 1/2 inches above a crossing track section below

During Operation Battle axe to lift the siege of Tobruk in June 1941

Navy version featuring gray fuselage

deployed by the US Military in 1985

Resplendent in the North Pole Central's holiday colors

Unique characteristics make this non-shedding

★Parts for 75- and 108-gallon drop tanks are included

Unit Measures: 95” x 2 7/16” x 3 1/2”

the A6M2 (Model 21) Zero was nearly invincible as Japan's military advanced across the Pacific in the early years of WWII