Atlas Master(R) ACF 33,000-Gallon Tank Car (20007890) | Wanda Petroleum SHPX #17012 | HO Scale

Atlas Master(R) ACF 33,000-Gallon Tank Car (20007890) | Wanda Petroleum SHPX #17012 | HO Scale

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$38.99

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Atlas Master(R) ACF 33,000-Gallon Tank Car (20007890) | Wanda Petroleum SHPX #17012 | HO ScalePrototype Info The ACF "whale body" 33,156 gallon tank car was designed to haul liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and anhydrous ammonia. Originally built in the early 1960s, you can still find these cars in service today. Features Fine end ladders 100 ton roller bearing trucks Air reservoir Walkway and end platforms Intricate lettering on the ends Separate handrails Prototypically accurate paint schemes Brake rigging detail Read about our refund policy

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Id give it a 4.5 star only because the holes weren't well rounded on the interior were they punch through the mold to make the holes. Other than that I tested if it holds full of water and all seals work. The fix: grab a knife scrap the inside ring and it will fall off. If you want a more perfect feel (not rough) heat up a flat head or screwdriver that has a round stem and use that after heating to lightly melt the plastic to smoothen it out. I didnt do 2nd part dont care. Great size, will fit under motorcycles easily like my 04 zx10r.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026