First introduced in the late 1970s/early 1980s, this common style of 40 container was widely used on intermodal trains well into the early 1990s. It featured vertical transitions between the highs and lows of the corrugations and two logo panels on each side. The unique design is very different from modern international containers. The average domestic stack train of that time period contained over 200 containers so this is a must-have container for intermodal modelers.

Prototypical ScaleTrains

• New road numbers
• Red with large K Line lettering
• Era: 1980s to 2000s
• Multiple road numbers
• Fully assembled
• 40 standard-height (8, 6 tall) container
• Eight (8) squared vertical nose corrugations
• 2-44-2 squared side wall corrugation
• Two (2) side logo panels
• 51 embossed roof ribs
• Two (2) vents per side
• Weld bead and stacking point details
• Cored-through Inter-Box Connector (IBC) corner castings
• Smooth doors
• Four (4) separately applied door locking rods
• Intricately decorated with rooftop reporting marks, warning labels and capacity data
• Stackable with most other brands of 40 containers and chassis
• Compatible with PS-Trinity Backpacker Double-Stack 5-Unit Set