Bachmann Silver Series HO 13901 Heavyweight 80′ Pullman Sleeper Car With LED Lighted Interior, Santa Fe “Moose Lake”

For many years, the sleeping car was the domain of the Pullman Company, and in fact the name “Pullman” became synonymous with “sleeper”. Pullman operated a huge fleet of heavyweight cars in various configurations, sometimes sub-lettered for the railroads that they were assigned to. Pullman cars ran in regularly scheduled trains on every major railroad, but the Pullman porters were employees of the Pullman Co. Pullman continued to operate it’s sleeping car fleet into the lightweight era, but eventually became a separate entity from the car builder Pullman-Standard. As a result, there were sleeping cars built by both Budd and ACF that carried the Pullman name during the lightweight era. The government broke up the Pullman Company on New Year’s Eve 1948, and Pullman’s cars were distributed among the railroads. Pullman’s fleet of cars continued to operate many of them right up to the end. They still provided service on their own or former cars for the railroads.

Prototype specific details
RP25 wheels
Die-cast trucks
LED non-flickering lighted interior
E-Z Mate Mark II couplers
Undercarriage details
Interior details
Flush mounted windows
Performs best on 22″ radius curves or greater