DRGW Flat Car

Nothing is more frustrating than dealing with cars that uncouple while running the trains. Also, I don't like spending more money on changing out the couplers. I love the Walthers cars. They're a bit pricey but its money well spent. The cars do not feel have that cheap feel and the couplers keep them connected well. I can put 30 cars together and there are zero issues with decoupling. The nice thing about the flat cars is that the kids can put matchbox cars and army men on them. Cars like this provide the opportunity to have some interaction with your layout.

Worked out perfect. Added a shovel that also came from Amazon.

Nice looking ho scale flatbed car

This flat car is well made, and heavier than I thought it would be, which is a plus to me.Paint and lettering are nice, and the wheels and trucks are great, I mean really good.I would recommend this to my friends.

Excellent cars for the train ride

It is what he wants. It is a gift.

It's a good car overall; the color is very much a mustard yellow, as others mentioned. Also, it is slightly too short to hold a 53' container. The container hangs over both ends slightly, which may cause me to return and go with a well car instead.

This is a nice flat car, especially for the price. It feels heavy but is still lite based on the NMRA formula. On the other hand I haven't purchased any HO rolling stock that is even close. With a flatcar it is pretty much impossible to increase the weight unless you fill in the detail on the bottom with weights to have an unloaded car. The only reasonable way to increase the weight is to add a load. This isn't the fault of the seller and I'm not sure how the manufacturer would increase the weight and keep it prototypical. It rolls well and the coupler height is right on. I'd purchase again.