UNITED Van Lines 53' Moving Van Trailer — Paper Model Kit (N Scale)
 
Bring another piece of classic North American highway transportation to your layout with this high-definition printable paper model kit, designed to recreate the distinctive moving van trailers commonly seen across the United States and Canada from the 1980s through the late 2000s.
Featuring the characteristic low-bed design and multiple side cargo doors found on many moving trailers of the era, this model is ideal for recreating moving company fleets, warehouse districts, truck terminals, and intermodal TOFC (Trailer-On-Flatcar) operations.
 
Whether displayed on the highway behind a tractor or loaded onto a flatcar or spine car, this trailer adds another recognizable piece of everyday freight transportation to modern-era layouts.
 
What you get
Digital PDF paper model kit
One highly detailed 53' moving van trailer
High-resolution graphics with realistic shading and trailer details
Authentic trailer markings and multiple side cargo door configuration
Designed for clean assembly and realistic highway appearance
 
Scale & compatibility
Available in N Scale (1:160) and HO Scale (1:87)
 
Compatible with:
• Highway scenes
• Moving company terminals
• Distribution centers
• TOFC flatcars
• Spine cars
• Modern and transition-era layouts
 
Printing & assembly
Print using a standard color inkjet or laser printer.
 
Recommended paper:
Matte photo or presentation paper (120–160 gsm)
Score, cut, fold, and assemble.
 
Important
Digital PDF model — NOT a physical product
No items will be shipped.
Trailer wheels and landing gear are not included.
 
Skill level
Beginner to intermediate
 
Why this model?
Represents a classic style of North American moving van trailer
Perfect for layouts depicting freight operations from the 1980s through the late 2000s
Ideal for highways, moving company facilities, and intermodal TOFC operations
Realistic graphics based on prototype-inspired trailer designs
Complements modern truck fleets and railroad piggyback service
 
Collector Tip
Combine several moving van trailers from different carriers to create more realistic highway traffic, moving company fleets, and TOFC trains. Mixing multiple operators adds the variety commonly seen in real-world freight transportation.