Custom built Westinghouse 202 schnabel | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

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This custom made O scale model of the 20-axle Westinghouse 202 Schnabel is over 39 inches in length.

The prototype Westinghouse 202 was built in 1969 to carry large transformers from the Westinghouse Electric Company's Large Transformer Division at Muncie, Indiana to their final destination. With 20 axles, it is one of the largest rail cars in use today. The prototype railcar is now owned by ABB and is designated as PTDX 202.

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Prototype ABB PTDX 202 Schnabel. (was Westinghouse 202)

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Other photos of the O scale model are coming. A transformer load similar to the prototype photo shown will also be added to the O scale model.

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