Breakout Star Ho Brass - Hallmark Rdc-2 Original - Western Pacific 'zephyrette' - Plated Samhongsa With A 75% Price Cut [oMKcgGWk]

Breakout Star Ho Brass - Hallmark Rdc-2 Original - Western Pacific 'zephyrette' - Plated Samhongsa With A 75% Price Cut [oMKcgGWk]

The Zephyrette, a tri-weekly train operated by the Western Pacific Railroad between Oakland, California and Salt Lake City, ran from 1950 to 1960. This 924-mile (1487 km) long route was the longest RDC service in the United States and replaced the Royal Gorge as a secondary supplement to the California Zephyr. The train began service on September 15, 1950, following the regulations of regulatory agencies and used modified Budd Rail Diesel Cars (RDCs) for cost and operational advantages. Despite its initial success, the train ultimately proved to be unprofitable and was discontinued by the Western Pacific on October 2, 1960.

• Factory Plated - Custom Lettered and Numbered
• Window Glazing installed
• Samhongsa built
• Runs in both directions very well and quietly 
• Original box and foam included
• Built in 1985