Rapido (199004A) | Magor 54' Department of Defense Flatcar | DODX #38522 (Late Scheme) | HO Scale

Rapido (199004A) | Magor 54' Department of Defense Flatcar | DODX #38522 (Late Scheme) | HO Scale

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Rapido (199004A) | Magor 54' Department of Defense Flatcar | DODX #38522 (Late Scheme) | HO ScaleAt the height of the Korean War, the US Army required a new fleet of rolling stock to transport military hardware across the nation on any railroad. Notably, a large order for 650 cars was placed with the Magor Car Corporation to handle the heavier and larger tanks and other military equipment of the era. Delivered between April and July 1953, the Magor fleet came in at 54 and weighed in at around 36 tons with a 100 ton load carrying capacity.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026