Rapido 123007-2 | PRR X31A Single-Door Boxcar - Shadow Keystone #69177 | HO Scale

The Rapido X31A is a faithful HO scale recreation of the Pennsylvania Railroad's distinctive round-roof boxcar — a design the PRR introduced in 1934 and built by the thousands to wring maximum capacity out of the standard loading gauge. This single-door car wears the classic "Shadow Keystone" scheme as road number #69177, finished in Tuscan Red with crisp, prototype-accurate lettering. With separately applied details, free-rolling metal wheels, and knuckle couplers, it's ready to run straight out of the box on any era-appropriate freight train. Looking for more HO scale rolling stock? Browse our HO Trains & Track and HO Track & Accessories. Features Authentic Pennsylvania Railroad "Shadow Keystone" paint and lettering, accurately reproduced in Tuscan Red. All-new tooling with separately applied wire grab irons, ladders, and complete underbody piping detail. Prototype-correct PRR class 2D-F12 (Barber) trucks with free-rolling, blackened, turned-metal insulated wheelsets. Factory-installed knuckle couplers — fully assembled and ready to run, no kit-building required. Models the 40' round-roof X31A; the PRR built roughly 6,700 of these cars starting in 1934. Scale: HO (1:87) More Information Brand Rapido Trains Item Number 123007-2 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type 40' Single-Door Boxcar (PRR Class X31A) Road Name Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) Road Number #69177 Paint Scheme Shadow Keystone Era Transition Era (1934–1960s) Coupler Knuckle (factory-installed) Condition New FAQ What era is this boxcar right for? The PRR's X31A round-roof boxcars entered service in 1934 and ran into the mid-1960s, so this car fits Steam, Transition, and early Diesel-era layouts. Does it have metal wheels and knuckle couplers? Yes. It rolls on free-rolling, blackened turned-metal wheelsets and comes with factory-installed knuckle couplers, ready to run on any standard HO layout. Is this sold as a single car? Yes — this is one individually road-numbered car (#69177), not a multi-pack. Buy one or collect several road numbers to build a fleet. Do I need to assemble or paint it? No. It's a fully assembled, ready-to-run model with factory-applied paint and lettering.