New MTH GE EVO boxcar announced! | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

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January 21, 2015 - M.T.H. Electric Trains is releasing another, all-new RailKing box car next June to complement the RailKing GEVO ES44 Diesel. The box car - painted in GEVO colors - features flashing crossbuck signals and will look great being pulled by the GEVO on any O Gauge layout. Quantities are limited, so see your local M.T.H. Authorized Retailer for ordering details before they're all gone!

Item No. 30-74819 G.E. Evolution Box Car w/Blinking LEDs

We will have these in stock as soon as they are released by MTH.

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Martin HOGR Forum Member

You do realize that every single ES44 in service, be it BNSF, UP, whoever, is a GEVO, right?

These boxcars match the ES44AC HYBRID

bigdodgetrainOGR Forum Member

nice!

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