LGB 41919 G Güterwagen Steel Box Car, U.P., Ep. III

LGB 41919 G Steel Box Car, U.P., Era III - American Classic in Model Railroad Format

The LGB 41919 Steel Box Car brings the charm of Era III US freight service to your garden railroad. As a model of a boxcar of the famous Union Pacific Railroad (U.P.), this car stands for sturdy construction, typical US look and functional detailed solutions. With its true-to-original color scheme, movable sliding doors and numerous intricate add-on parts, it is a must-have for all fans of North American railroad history.

Typical US design of Era III

The brown color scheme and the authentic lettering correspond to the representation of the Union Pacific in Era III - the golden age of American freight transport between the 1940s and 1960s. The model impresses with its detailed implementation and conveys an authentic impression of the prototype of US freight operations.

Functional elements for realistic operation

The sliding side doors, which can be opened, are particularly noteworthy. This means that the wagon can not only be loaded in a prototypical manner, but can also be used in realistic operating scenarios. Numerous applied details such as door handles, struts and fittings underline the high-quality overall impression.

Stability meets smooth running - ideal for outdoor use

With a length of 46 cm over coupling and robust metal wheel sets, this freight wagon is ideally suited for operation on large garden railway layouts. The stable construction ensures a long service life, even in changing weather conditions. A reliable companion in daily model railroad operation - whether solo or as part of a long US freight train.

Features:

• Gauge: G
• Era: III
• Railroad company: U.P. (Union Pacific)
• Covered freight car in brown paint scheme
• Accurate lettering for Era III
• Side sliding doors can be opened
• Length over coupler: 46 cm
• Many applied details
• Metal wheelsets

Specs:

• Type: Covered goods wagon
• Gauge: G
• Rail Company: US-Rail
• Era: III
• Color: Red
• News: 2026

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CAUTION: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of swallowing! Age recommendation from 14 years.