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40' Corrugated Side Open/Canvas Top Containers - UASC (2pk)

40' Corrugated Side Open/Canvas Top Containers - UASC (2pk)


£25.99

JTC Model Trains

JTC-402006

JTC# 402006  N Scale 1:160, Canvas/Open top Magnetic container. Has removable canvas top. FIRST TIME OFFERED in N Scale. Featured IBC(connecting pins), AND Magnets connecting system. Models come in packages of TWO, unless noted otherwise. Decorated for UASC. The IBC pins Mate with JTC 40' HC containers with Magnets, JTC 20' containers with Magnets; JTC Open/Canvas top containers with Magnets, Atlas 40' container, and Walthers 40' container, and all future JTC 1:160 scale containers. This models features the more common 'wave' style corrugated sides, top printing, and 7-color printing on the doors. 

JTC 402006 - UASC 40' open top container with corrugated sides(42).

UASC, or United Arab Shipping Company, was the world’s 18th-largest container shipping company, with 53 vessels with a combined capacity of approximately 400,000 TEUs, in 2013. Founded in 1976, the Dubai-based ocean carrier serves Asia from Singapore, Northern Europe from Hamburg, the Middle East and Indian Subcontinent from Dubai, the Mediterranean and North Africa from Istanbul, and the Americas from Cranford, New Jersey, USA.

UASC, the largest shipping company in the Middle East, was established jointly by the six Gulf Arab states of Bahrain, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and U.A.E.

UASC was the 19th-ranked container carrier in U.S containerized import trade in 2013, It was No. 21 in U.S. containerized export trade in 2013, with volume of 134,348 TEUs.
In April 2016 Hapag-Lloyd announced it was in merger talks with UASC. The merger was completed in 2017. As a result of the merger Hapag-Lloyd became the world's fifth largest container transporter in terms of vessel capacity, surpassing Taiwan's Evergreen Line. The merger also entailed that UASC would become the largest shareholder in the new mega-entity, but Hapag-Lloyd would become the sole operator of the combined fleet.

 

These containers fit into Kato Well Cars and magnetically attach if on top.