2600 Train Wooden Train
One-piece hardwood body & non-toxic child-safe paints and plays on all standard wooden railway systems.
The 2600-series cars were delivered in a paint scheme which was a refined, simplified version of the previous 2400-series, with the red, white and blue accent confined to a simple belt rail stripe around the middle, supplemented with a Spirit of Chicago herald under the front side window. They kept this paint scheme until circa 2002.
2600-series cars are being retired as CTA takes delivery of new railcars, but hundreds remain in service as of 2024 on the Blue, Brown and Orange lines..
The 2600-series cars were built by the Budd Company of Philadelphia, and delivered between 1981 and 1987. The order totaled 600 cars, comprising approximately half of CTA's railcar fleet.
Dimensions: L 5.25" x H 2" x W 1.25"
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2600 Train Wooden Train
2600 Train Wooden Train
One-piece hardwood body & non-toxic child-safe paints and plays on all standard wooden railway systems.
The 2600-series cars were delivered in a paint scheme which was a refined, simplified version of the previous 2400-series, with the red, white and blue accent confined to a simple belt rail stripe around the middle, supplemented with a Spirit of Chicago herald under the front side window. They kept this paint scheme until circa 2002.
2600-series cars are being retired as CTA takes delivery of new railcars, but hundreds remain in service as of 2024 on the Blue, Brown and Orange lines..
The 2600-series cars were built by the Budd Company of Philadelphia, and delivered between 1981 and 1987. The order totaled 600 cars, comprising approximately half of CTA's railcar fleet.
Dimensions: L 5.25" x H 2" x W 1.25"
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One-piece hardwood body & non-toxic child-safe paints and plays on all standard wooden railway systems.
The 2600-series cars were delivered in a paint scheme which was a refined, simplified version of the previous 2400-series, with the red, white and blue accent confined to a simple belt rail stripe around the middle, supplemented with a Spirit of Chicago herald under the front side window. They kept this paint scheme until circa 2002.
2600-series cars are being retired as CTA takes delivery of new railcars, but hundreds remain in service as of 2024 on the Blue, Brown and Orange lines..
The 2600-series cars were built by the Budd Company of Philadelphia, and delivered between 1981 and 1987. The order totaled 600 cars, comprising approximately half of CTA's railcar fleet.
Dimensions: L 5.25" x H 2" x W 1.25"
