HO Scale Airslide Hopper Norfolk Western Train Car Mattel it does have that cool

it does have that cool gray coloring with light and dark gray spots and a row of plush spikes to give it a realistic look

Well Fishy has his arms up pretty much all the time

beach buggy

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Kona flies inside a halo of magical flowers

HO Scale Airslide Hopper Norfolk Western Train Car Mattel it does have that coolGeneral American had been building Airslide covered hoppers since 1954 but in 1965, a noticeable change was made to the design. Triangular gussets were added to the upper corners of both sides. Cars continued to be built with the gussets until the early 1980s. Airslide technology consisted of an air permeable fabric lining the bottom of the interior of the car. To unload the car, compressed air would be pumped through the fabric and the load (usually