Rivarossi HR6661D | 50' Single-Door Boxcar No Roofwalk - Santa Fe #12755 | HO Scale

Add authentic transition-era and modern freight power to your HO layout with the Rivarossi 50' Single-Door Boxcar No Roofwalk in Santa Fe #12755. Finished in Boxcar Red, San Francisco Chief Slogan, this ready-to-run car drops straight into a 1950s–1990s freight consist. Built by Hornby under the Rivarossi name, the car features a crisply molded injection body with separately applied details, a single sliding door, without roofwalk, free-rolling metal wheels and magnetic knuckle couplers — no assembly and no coupler swap needed. Specifications Brand Rivarossi (Hornby) Item Number HR6661D UPC 5063129026981 Scale HO (1:87) Car Type 50' Single-Door Boxcar No Roofwalk Road Name Santa Fe Road Number #12755 Paint Scheme Boxcar Red, San Francisco Chief Slogan Couplers Magnetic knuckle couplers, factory installed Wheels Metal, free rolling Assembly Ready to run Condition New Features Ready to run — no assembly required Injection-molded body with fine separately applied details Prototypical Santa Fe paint and lettering: Boxcar Red, San Francisco Chief Slogan Metal wheels for smooth, free-rolling operation Magnetic knuckle couplers, compatible with Kadee and similar Suits 1950s through 1990s freight consists Scale: HO (1:87) More in This Series We also stock these Santa Fe road numbers from the same Rivarossi run — build a matched consist: Santa Fe #12711 — Rivarossi HR6661A Santa Fe #12712 — Rivarossi HR6661B Santa Fe #12746 — Rivarossi HR6661C Frequently Asked Questions Does it need assembly? No. It is ready to run straight from the box, with couplers and metal wheels already fitted. Will the couplers work with my existing cars? Yes. It ships with magnetic knuckle couplers that mate with Kadee and other knuckle-style couplers. Can I buy the other road numbers? Yes. This car was produced in a run of several road numbers, listed above under More in This Series, so you can build a prototypical multi-car consist. What era does this car suit? Roughly 1950s to 1990s, so it works in both transition-era and modern freight trains. What scale is this? HO scale (1:87). Explore More Browse more HO Scale Rolling Stock, the full Rivarossi range, and everything HO Scale.