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Based on the US prototype New Haven boxcar.
The body detail showed a sliding central door and a ladder for access to the roof It was mounted on two bogies of different castings, the leading one had a pin and the trailing one had a towing slot.
The livery was orange with a brown roof, red with a black roof or light blue with a black roof. The bogies were bronze in the 000 version.
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