This page illustrates the various highway trailer models I have built for use on the layout.

Approximately 13% of the railway's trailer traffic went to Dawson Creek, and additional trailer traffic went to Chetwynd, Fort St. John and Fort Nelson. The British Columbia Railway operated a large fleet of flat deck, heater van, refrigerator van and dry van trailers, which were transported north to Chetwynd, Dawson Creek and Fort St. John on trailer flatcars.

The distinctive Can-car van trailers were created from a cast resin and etched metal kit project which I brought to market for PGE/BCR modellers. The flatdeck trailers were created from a resin kit issued by Briggs Models.

DRY VAN TRAILERS

Three BCRZ dry van trailers without side door for shipment of general freight and non-perishable goods.

DRY VAN TRAILERS

Three BCRZ dry van trailers with side door for shipment of general freight and non-perishable goods.

HEATER VAN TRAILERS

Three BCRZ heater van trailers with Heat King appliances and front ladders for shipment of perishable goods.

REEFER VAN TRAILERS

Two BCRZ refrigerator van trailers with side doors Carrier reefer units for shipment of perishable goods.

REEFER VAN TRAILERS

Four BCRZ refrigerator van trailers with side doors and Thermo King reefer units for shipment of perishable goods.

FLATDECK TRAILERS

Five BCRZ flatdeck trailers modelled empty with stakes, and one with plywood siding.

FLATDECK TRAILERS

Five BCRZ flatdeck trailers with loads including crushed cars, culvert pipe, lumber, drywall, and machinery.