Carfloat Apron

Not Yer Mother's Apron!

To move freight cars between land and car floats, railroads and some private industries constructed Carfloat Aprons.

These structures consist of a moving apron (similar to a bridge) that can be locked with the float.

This keeps the tracks aligned during switching and allows the float and the apron to move up and down with the tides.

Counterweights and lifting machinery are housed in the towers at the end of the apron.

This detailed HO Scale model is an ideal way to add waterfront traffic to your operations.

Built on the water's edge, they require little space, but add plenty of interchange traffic.

Often found serving large yards as well as industrial areas, they can be among the busiest spots on a railroad.

The model features a positionable apron, detailed hoisting towers (unpowered), as well as supporting piers.

The three-track apron matches the track pattern on Walthers Railroad Car Float (933-3152), sold separately.

• Finished model measures 8-1/2" x 8-1/2" x 8-5/8" (height above water) (21.2cm x 21.2cm x 21.6cm)
• Molded in 3 colors and clear plastic
• Positionable apron matches car float (WA-933-3152, sold separately)
• Detailed hoisting towers and superstructure
• Metal code 83 switch points included

		Copy this Carfloat Apron to your MY ACCESSORIES roster.
		Sign In to use this feature.

Email this page to a friend