WalthersProto 50' Sieco Pulpwood Flatcar - CSX #408485 - HO Scale

WalthersProto 50' Sieco Pulpwood Flatcar - CSX #408485 - HO Scale

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WalthersProto 50' Sieco Pulpwood Flatcar - CSX #408485 - HO ScaleBased on a prototype constructed by the Southern Iron and Equipment Company (SIECO) beginning in the 1960s, these purpose built cars served well into the 2000s hauling pulpwood between the pulp landings in the woods and the paper mills. The open cars featured a V sloped deck and tall bulkheads at each end of the car to keep the load in place. This is a one time run of these roadnumbers. The model features: Separately applied ladders Factory installed

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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2026

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