K-Line Scale Size Freight Cars?

@MainLine Steam  K-Line produced Both Scale Sized and Semi-Scale.  In general anything starting with 6xx-xxx is semi scale while 7xx-xxxx are scale. HOWEVER there are many instances of 6xx-xxxx of being scale. I have not as yet seen any 7xx being semi-scale.  Other consideration is K-Line at one point marked boxes with "O / O-27 Gauge" for their semi-scale line.  It can be quite challenging to determine which certain numbers are which. Sellers often use O scale for Semi-Scale. The box and part number is the best bet.

I have a number of their engines and rolling stock - I like all their scale stuff. The intermodal cars are especially nice and match up well with Lionel intermodals.

This link is to an archived K-Line site which lists many of the products manufactured over the years. This is a pretty good go-to reference. In the menu go to scale or semi-scale items then look for the number. Legacy K-Line Trains

The K-Line Numbering Scheme is a good resource, too.

@ScoutingDad posted:

@MainLine Steam  K-Line produced Both Scale Sized and Semi-Scale.  In general anything starting with 6xx-xxx is semi scale while 7xx-xxxx are scale. HOWEVER there are many instances of 6xx-xxxx of being scale. I have not as yet seen any 7xx being semi-scale.  Other consideration is K-Line at one point marked boxes with "O / O-27 Gauge" for their semi-scale line.  It can be quite challenging to determine which certain numbers are which. Sellers often use O scale for Semi-Scale. The box and part number is the best bet.

I have a number of their engines and rolling stock - I like all their scale stuff. The intermodal cars are especially nice and match up well with Lionel intermodals.

This link is to an archived K-Line site which lists many of the products manufactured over the years. This is a pretty good go-to reference. In the menu go to scale or semi-scale items then look for the number. Legacy K-Line Trains

Thank you very much!  Just what I was looking for.

@Training Wheels posted:

The K-Line Numbering Scheme is a good resource, too.

Thank you!

SCALE items from K-Line thru 1998

K-2200 MP-15 Switcher

K-2400 GP series diesel

K-2500 F series diesel

K-2700 Powered Interurban

K-4400 Heavyweights

K-4600 Extruded Aluminum Passenger Cars

K612 Bay Window Caboose

K613 Extended Vision Caboose

K623 Die Cast Hopper

K652 Die Cast Gondola

K671/K-6800 Ore Car

K691/K-6900 Flat Car

K-7600 Classic Reefer (Intermountain Railway Co)

K-760 Classic Box Type Car Series, Riveted, Wood sided, Stock car, Modern Riveted Box, Modern Welded Box

K-7700 TTAX Spine Car

K-7760 Gunderson Deep-Well stand alone DTTX

K-7790 Thrall DEEP-Well DTTX

K-78100 ISO Tank Containers

K-7820 Smooth Shipping Container 40"

K-7830 Ribbed Shipping Container 40'

k7860 Shipping Container 48'

K-7900 Classic Boxcar  Intermountain

This information comes from, 'the book'.

@Bill DeBrooke posted:

SCALE items from K-Line thru 1998

K-2200 MP-15 Switcher

K-2400 GP series diesel

K-2500 F series diesel

K-2700 Powered Interurban

K-4400 Heavyweights

K-4600 Extruded Aluminum Passenger Cars

K612 Bay Window Caboose

K613 Extended Vision Caboose

K623 Die Cast Hopper

K652 Die Cast Gondola

K671/K-6800 Ore Car

K691/K-6900 Flat Car

K-7600 Classic Reefer (Intermountain Railway Co)

K-760 Classic Box Type Car Series, Riveted, Wood sided, Stock car, Modern Riveted Box, Modern Welded Box

K-7700 TTAX Spine Car

K-7760 Gunderson Deep-Well stand alone DTTX

K-7790 Thrall DEEP-Well DTTX

K-78100 ISO Tank Containers

K-7820 Smooth Shipping Container 40"

K-7830 Ribbed Shipping Container 40'

k7860 Shipping Container 48'

K-7900 Classic Boxcar  Intermountain

This information comes from, 'the book'.

Thank you VERY much for the detailed list.  My wallet will probably get thinner.  LOL