Build Your Modern Fantrip Fleet with Walthers Union Pacific Heritage Cars*


A key part of Union Pacific’s public relations programs are the 48 historic passenger cars that make up the “Heritage Fleet.” Many were originally purchased for the famed City Streamliners, and have been carefully rebuilt to full operating condition. Today, they’re finished in a modern version of the famed Armour Yellow scheme, and carry names of important cities, earlier trains and key people in the railroad’s long history. In service these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, often behind UP’s restored steam and diesel locos, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.


• Available Now!


• Factory-Applied Car Names & Numbers! • Modern-Era UP†


Excursion Scheme


Based on Actual UP Paint Samples • New Dome Lounge Configuration with


End Windows and Diaphragm as Exists Today


• Fully Assembled & Ready to Run


• Factory-Installed Grab Irons • Prototypically Accurate “Smoke” Window Tinting • Proto MAX™


Metal Knuckle Couplers


ACF 44-Seat Coach Katy Flyer#5468 932-9532 $69.98


Budd 10-6 Sleeper Willie James#202 932-9611 $69.98


ACF Dome Coach Columbine#7001 932-9582 $79.98


ACF 48-Seat Diner City of Los Angeles#488 932-9542 $69.98


ACF Dome Diner ColoradoEagle#8004 932-9592 $79.98


ACF Dome Lounge City of San Francisco#9009 932-9602 $79.98


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†Union Pacific licensed product. Availability and prices shown were accurate at the time of printing, for updates visit walthers.com. ©2011 Wm. K. Walthers, Inc.


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