The Athearn ATH72832 is an HO scale model of a 60' ICC Hi-Cube Boxcar from the B&O Chessie System, numbered #410111. In the real - world rail scene, modern 100 - ton, 60’ high - cube boxcars are everywhere, carrying all kinds of goods like auto parts and forest products. This Athearn model accurately represents an ICC - built 60’ boxcar. It also offers many similar paint schemes as stand - in models. The model features separately applied wire grab irons and etched end platforms, body - mounted McHenry® operating scale knuckle couplers, a detailed underbody with full brake gear, precision machined metal wheels with RP25 contours, and is weighted for great performance. It's fully assembled and ready to run right out of the box, with a highly - detailed, injection - molded body. The minimum radius for operation is 22 inches. The Legendary Liveries of Athearn are an exclusive treat, featuring some of the most popular railroad paint schemes. They're great for collectors, proto - freelancing, or just having fun. Specifications include 4 axles, McHenry Scale Knuckle couplers, an era from 1971 - 1990, the full road name of Chessie System, a minimum radius of 22' (559 mm), the prototype manufacturer being International Car Co., a reporting mark of BO, and an HO scale under the ATHEARN sub - brand.

Using this Athearn HO scale boxcar is a breeze. Just place it on your model train track that meets the 22 - inch minimum radius requirement, and it's ready to roll as it's fully assembled. When handling the boxcar, be gentle with the separately applied wire grab irons and etched end platforms as they can be delicate. Avoid dropping the car to prevent damage to the body - mounted McHenry® operating scale knuckle couplers. For maintenance, you can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe off any dust on the body and wheels. Occasionally, check the precision machined metal wheels for any signs of wear or dirt. If you notice any dirt on the wheels, you can use a mild cleaner and a soft brush to clean them carefully. Keep the boxcar in a dry place when not in use to prevent rusting, especially on the metal parts like the wheels and couplers. Enjoy running this unique boxcar on your model railroad!