Never before made in 2 rail (other than maybe brass) Atlas has produced the typical 1900's thru 1980's type scale test cars in 2 rail!
If you have a yard or engine facility with a caboose track, or storage track, one of these will be right at home.
6 road names
If you pre-ordered...we will be sending out invoices shortly
If u want to purchase...here's the link
https://www.publicdeliverytrac...§ion=product
Thanks,
beth
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The former MTH tooling? They are nice cars. Oops, I did not your post in the 3-rail forum stating that they are. 
Former MTH tooling, changed to 2 rail. Last time MTH made these (in 3 rail ) was over 20 years ago.
These are pretty accurate to scale...scale cars! I converted an original issue car way back in the early 2000s. I sandblasted and re-painted it and added coupler cut levers. Kadee couplers and Intermountain wheels where a simple swap. The body is solid cast metal, so these actually track well. Remember, the prototypes didn't have air brakes (the air line simply passed straight through) so they had to be coupled just in front of the caboose! 
Wow that's amazing Mr Bacon, masterfully done like all of your amazing models. The best. ❤️
Overland did them in brass.
ECI
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