Product Description
This product is a digital, BrickLink Studio 2.0 file of a 1:48-scale (approximate), LEGO® model of an ACF 50’-6” Outside-Braced Sliding-Door Boxcar. LEGO® bricks are not included with your purchase of this product. BrickLink Studio 2.0 supports direct integration with BrickLink’s catalog and marketplace, allowing users to check parts information and order the LEGO® bricks needed to build a physical replica!
American Brick Trains – ACF 50’-6” Outside-Braced Sliding-Door Boxcar – Third-Party Elements:
If you’re familiar with advanced LEGO® train models at 1:48-scale, you know that certain, third-party elements are often required. Below is a list of third-party elements and required to build this model:
Required Additional Parts:
# | Item | Quantity | Where to Buy | |
1 | Ball Bearing Wheel Set | 1 | Brick Model Railroader | $15.00 |
2 | AAR 6B Printed Bearing Tiles | 1 | Brick Model Railroader | $7.00 |
3 | 747Z Coupler Pack | 1 | Brick Model Railroader | $8.99 |
4 | U-Clip | 5 | Brickarms | $0.25 |
The recommended curve radius for this model is R104+. This model may be capable of smaller curve radii, but has not been tested on curve track sections with a radius of less than R104. Visit our Resources page for information on where to buy R104+ curve track sections.
History of Prototype:
In 1974, the American Car and Foundry Company (ACF) manufactured the first 50′-6″ boxcar for Railbox, a subsidiary of the Trailer Train Company. Over the next six years, they went on to produce 5,400 of these boxcars for a multitude of Class I railroads, short lines and boxcar leasing companies, many of which are still in operation today!
LEGO® and/or third-party elements are not included with this purchase. The tools built into the BrickLink Studio 2.0 software allow for easy generation of a Wanted List where you’ll be able to source all required LEGO® elements through the BrickLink market. Third-party elements can be purchased from one of our trusted partners on our Resources page.

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