All of these Flatcars have an enhanced decking, simulating the wood grain of the deck.
Five of Blackstone Models' new HOn3 Flat Cars represent the appearance of the car in D&RGW revenue service throughout much of the early 20th Century and into the 1940s. With its wood grain deck appearance, and various paint shades, light weathering and road numbers, this flat car will also fit in well with your favorite work train. We have used a combination of plastic and die-cast parts to create a thoughtfully weighted and balanced car that will cut into virtually any consist and run in the same smooth-rolling manner to which Blackstone Models customers have become accustomed.
There are five flatcar numbers featuring the D&RGW livery (Nos. 6004, 6023, 6033, 6041 and 6057).
All road numbers feature our popular 'weathered' paint scheme and the enhanced wood grain decking.
The No. 6033 and 6057 have a 'freshly shopped' paint scheme under the light weathering.
The 6004, and 6023 are painted with the 'lightly sun-faded' paint scheme and light
weathering. The 6041 is painted with the 'more sun-faded' paint scheme under light weathering.
| Road No. | P.N. | Description | Price |
| 6004 | B340306W | D&RGW, Wood-look Decking, Weathered SOLD OUT! | $44.95 |
| 6023 | B340307W | D&RGW, Wood-look Decking, Weathered SOLD OUT! | $44.95 |
| 6033 | B340308W | D&RGW, Wood-look Decking, Weathered | $44.95 |
| 6041 | B340309W | D&RGW, Wood-look Decking, Weathered SOLD OUT! |
$44.95 |
| 6057 | B340310W | D&RGW, Wood-look Decking, Weathered |
$44.95 |
In May of 1892, at least 10 of the 6000 series flat cars were transferred to the fledgling Rio Grande Southern Railroad and converted to construction cars. Most of them were eventually changed to revenue or work car service. The RGS 615 is painted with the 'lightly sun-faded' paint scheme and light weathering.
| Road No. | P.N. | Description | Price |
| 615 | B340311W | RGS, Wood-look Decking, Weathered | $44.95 |
Of all car designs in the rolling stock fleet of the Denver & Rio
Grande Western narrow gauge, the flatcar was without question the most
versatile, and most abused! Their many uses stemmed from their relative
lack of restrictions for the kinds of loads they could bear. Ranging
from lumber to farm and industrial equipment, many diverse lading
combinations were possible. In essence, if a load was not a good fit for
a boxcar, a flat could fill the bill.
SOLD OUT! Items are sold out in our factories, Check with your local dealer
for availability.
| D&RGW Flatcars in HOn3 | |||
| Road No. | P.N. | Description | Price |
| 6000 | B340300W | D&RGW, Weathered SOLD OUT! |
$39.95 |
| 6013 | B340301W | D&RGW, Weathered SOLD OUT! |
$39.95 |
| 6071 | B340302W | D&RGW, Weathered SOLD OUT! |
$39.95 |
| 6095 | B340303W | D&RGW, Weathered SOLD OUT! |
$39.95 |
The
No. 6000 and 6013 have a 'freshly shopped' paint scheme under light
weathering. The 6071 and 6095 will be painted with the 'lightly
sun-faded' paint scheme and light weathering.
| RGS Flatcars in HOn3 | |||
| Road No. | P.N. | Description | Price |
| 0500 | B340304W | RGS 30-Foot flatcar,
Weathered SOLD OUT! |
$39.95 |
In
May of 1892, at least 10 of the 6000 series Flatcars were transferred to the fledgling Rio Grande Southern Railroad and converted to
construction cars. Most of them were eventually changed to revenue or
work car service.
No.
0500 was converted from D&RGW 6060 and became RGS Construction Car
No. C-18. By 1904, it became work flat No. 0500 and lasted toward the end
of RGS operations.
The
RGS 0500 will be painted with the 'lightly sun-faded' paint scheme and
light weathering.
| 30-Foot Narrow Gauge Flatcars in HOn3 | |||
| Road No. | P.N. | Description | Price |
| N/A | B340305 | Painted/Unlettered SOLD OUT! |
$39.95 |
Based upon the D&RGW 6000 Series flatcar design, we are producing a Painted, Unlettered 30-foot flatcar that will find a home on any 3-foot railroad. This version of our flatcar is freshly shopped and ready to number, letter and put to work!