The "City of Los Angeles" was one of the Union Pacific's "City of" trains, and a direct competitor to trains such as the California Zephyr and Santa Fe Super Chief. With many railroads in the 1950's vying for the attention of the traveling public, the Union Pacific spend 10 million dollars in 1954 to upgrade its passenger services, promoting its commitment to high quality passenger service as well as creating one of the most iconic trains of the golden age of American railroading.

One of the most iconic images of this train were its dome cars ("Domeliners"), which, like the California Zephyr, granted its passengers with an unparalleled view of the countryside as the train would make its trips between Chicago and Los Angeles.

• Unique prototype specific toolings for eight of the cars
• The observation car is depicted in its pre-modified condition to proudly display its unique, illuminated, signboard.
• Each car is equipped with low flange wheels, KATO magnetic knuckle couplers and shock absorber construction for smooth and reliable operation
• Weight:  2 pounds
• Dimensions:  16 x 12 x 2 inches

Eleven Car Set:

• Storage Mail -Unique Tooling- Road # 5653
• Baggage-Dormitory -Unique Tooling- Road # 6002
• 44 Seat Coach Road # 5428
• 44 Seat Coach Road # 5440
• Dome Chair Road # 7003
• Lounge -New Tooling- Road # 6200
• 10-6 Sleeper -Unique Tooling- Road # Pacific Ocean
• Dome Diner -Unique Tooling- Road # 8002
• 5 Double Bedroom-Lounge Sleeper -Unique Tooling- Road # Boise
• 11 Double Bedroom Sleeper -Unique Tooling- Road # Placid Lake
• Dome-Lounge Observation -Unique Tooling- Road # 9001