Covered Hopper -47ft.

Baltimore & Ohio
No.5257

No.5250-E

47-foot Covered Hopper Burlington

Burlington
(No.5254)

Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
(No.5263)

47-foot Covered Hopper Florida Tile

Florida Tile
(No.5261)

47-foot Covered Hopper G.W. Malting

Great Western Malting
(No.5264)

Jack Frost Sugar
(No5250-G)

Milwaukee Road
(No.5259)

(No.5250-D)

47-foot Covered Hopper Naugatuck

Nagaucket Plastic
(No.5256)

Norfolk and Western
(No.5255)

(No.5250-C)

Penn Central (not pictured)

(No.5250-F)

Quaker Cane Sugar
(No.5251)

(No.5250-B)

Staley (not pictured)
(No.5265)

Union Carbide

(No.5260)

Union Pacific
(No.5262)

Wabash
No.5253

47-foot Covered Hopper

Warps Plastic
(No.5258)

This AHM HO-scale freight car model is based on a Pullman-Standard design for a 70-ton 47-foot Covered Hopper.

Following this car's departure from the AHM line, a kit version surfaced from another maker. The January 1985 Model Railroader includes a review of the then-new Robin's Rails PS-2 Covered Hopper. The review states that the Robin's Rails kit used tooling from the former AHM model.

The same molds for this PS-2 car are later found among the Con-Cor line of trains around 1990. The Con-Cor models were made in America and include this noted on the origin marks down the car's underframe.