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My take on this "problem" is if the Trix caboose had been a cheap toy model for $10.00 or so, no one would have had any problems with its discrepancies. But when they want $40.00 for a model in these modern days, it should be as accurate as possible. Most if not all of the other expensive pieces of rolling stock these days are really accurate in all aspects - scale thickness roofwalks, grab irons, uncoupling levers, etc. It looks like Trix did a quick and dirty job of researching this model and whipped it out way too fast. One shouldn't have to do all the changes to a $40.00 "scale model" these days. Offer it for $10.00 and it would be accepted. [2c] Bob Boudreau
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