The Athearn Genesis ATHG25593 HO scale 33,900-gallon LPG tank set is a must - have for model train enthusiasts. This set includes three tanks in ULTX Set #2. It offers multiple road numbers, with unique numbers for singles and 3 - packs. There are three different body phases: early, flat panel, and late, adding authenticity. The model features separately applied walkway platforms, manways, outlets, ladders, brake rigging details, safety rail supports, and tank saddles. Photo - etched metal walkways and end platforms, along with wire safety rails and end handrails, enhance the realism. The full underframe detail has body - mounted or truck - mounted brakes as per the prototype. Printed placards are added where appropriate. It comes with body - mounted, McHenry® scale double - shelf knuckle couplers, 100 - ton trucks with animated rotating bearing caps and printed road numbers, and machined metal wheels with RP25 contours. The model is accurately painted and printed for a prototypical look, with a highly detailed, injection - molded body. Coupler lift bars, trainline hoses, brake hoses, and hardware are included, and it's weighted for great performance. It has a minimum radius of 18” and a recommended radius of 22”. The sub - brand is GENESIS, with a McHenry Scale Knuckle coupler style, suitable for the 1991 - 2009 and 2010 - present eras.

Using this Athearn Genesis HO scale LPG tank set is easy. First, find a suitable section of your model train track with at least an 18 - inch radius, though a 22 - inch radius is better. Connect the tanks to your train using the body - mounted McHenry® scale double - shelf knuckle couplers. When handling the set, be gentle as the wire safety rails and photo - etched metal parts are delicate. For maintenance, you can use a soft, dry cloth to clean the tanks periodically. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they may damage the paint or printed details. Store the set in a cool, dry place to prevent any warping or damage to the plastic parts. If you notice any loose parts like the coupler lift bars or trainline hoses, you can use a small amount of model glue to reattach them.