Milwaukee Road Hiawatha Diner

Milwaukee Road Hiawatha Aluminum SS Diner (Orange)

The Milwakee road began upgrading it's Hiawatha service with new trains and new equipment in 1948. The new Skytop Lounge observation cars were a signature feature on the trains. In 1953, the first full-length dome cars in the country entered service. With the addition of the new Super Domes, the Hiawatha livery was modified by removing the maroon band above the windows. The Super Domes helped Milwaukee stake claim to some of the finest passenger trains in the West. By this time, diesels were standard power on these premier trains. But we wouldn't blame you for substituting a new S3 Northern anyway!
Aluminum body construction
Die-cast sprung trucks
Operating couplers w/ hidden tabs
Opening doors
Flicker-free LED interior lighting
Complete interiors with figures
Separately applied detail parts

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Rail Line: Milwaukee Road
Road Number: 115
Gauge: O Gauge
Power: Electric
Engine Type: Diesel
Min Curve: O54
Dimensions: 18' ea
Most Recent Catalog: 2026 Volume 2