This structure kit is modeled after a small town enclosed grain elevator. At some point a surplus boxcar was mounted on a pad and a simple wooden building built around it. This multi-media kit features laser board construction with 3D printed detail parts, and includes a weathered boxcar shell to complete the scene. The kit is designed for both truck serve or rail serve depending on your layout. Undecorated. More Information Item # 499 00 104 Brand Micro Trains Line Scale N Type Laser-Cut & Plastic Kit Release Date December 2023 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Bisphenal A which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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This detailed Atlas Master Gold N Scale GE Dash 8-40B locomotive is based on the 4,000-horsepower diesel-electrics used by a number of railroads. Built in 1988 and 1989, these units and their variant Dash 8-40BW wide-nose units were designed for handling tonnage at high speeds. In the 2020s several of these units still This N Scale GE Dash 8-40B replica features a scale-speed motor with dual flywheels, low-friction mechanism, directional golden-white LED lighting, a light board that's easily changed replaced with DCC decoder when you're ready, accurate decoration and AccuMate(R) magnetic knuckle couplers. It's also sound-ready and comes equipped with a factory-installed speaker for easy sound conversion. FEATURES: • Directional lighting • Painted safety rails • Blackened metal wheels • Factory-equipped with AccuMate® knuckle couplers • Golden-white LEDs • Standard cab or gull wing cab as appropriate!

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FEATURES: • Directional lighting • Painted safety rails • Blackened metal wheels • Factory-equipped with AccuMate® knuckle couplers • Golden-white LEDs • Standard cab or gull wing cab as appropriate!

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Move all kinds of perishable products on your HO railroad with WalthersMainline 57' Reefers! Based on cars built by Pacific Car and Foundry (PC&F) for Pacific Fruit Express and several railroads from 1967 to 1968, the prototypes roamed far and wide serving growing areas, cold storage plants and regional grocery distributors into the early 2000s. Fully assembled in colorful period schemes, nicely detailed and affordably priced, check out all the features including: One time run of these roadnumbers, order now - limited quantity available Prototypes moved all types of fresh fruit and vegetables, plus canned and frozen foods Keystone or Hydra-Cushion underframe detail as appropriate Short ladders and low hand brakes 9' Youngstown plug door with separate latch bars Authentic Stanray peaked, ribbed roof with capped exhaust stack Detailed underbody with brake gear and fuel tanks 70-ton roller bearing trucks Correct 33" RP-25 turned-metal wheelsets Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers

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Move all kinds of perishable products on your HO railroad with WalthersMainline 57' Reefers! Based on cars built by Pacific Car and Foundry (PC&F) for Pacific Fruit Express and several railroads from 1967 to 1968, the prototypes roamed far and wide serving growing areas, cold storage plants and regional grocery distributors into the early 2000s. Fully assembled in colorful period schemes, nicely detailed and affordably priced, check out all the features including: One time run of these roadnumbers, order now - limited quantity available Prototypes moved all types of fresh fruit and vegetables, plus canned and frozen foods Keystone or Hydra-Cushion underframe detail as appropriate Short ladders and low hand brakes 9' Youngstown plug door with separate latch bars Authentic Stanray peaked, ribbed roof with capped exhaust stack Detailed underbody with brake gear and fuel tanks 70-ton roller bearing trucks Correct 33" RP-25 turned-metal wheelsets Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers

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Move all kinds of perishable products on your HO railroad with WalthersMainline 57' Reefers! Based on cars built by Pacific Car and Foundry (PC&F) for Pacific Fruit Express and several railroads from 1967 to 1968, the prototypes roamed far and wide serving growing areas, cold storage plants and regional grocery distributors into the early 2000s. Fully assembled in colorful period schemes, nicely detailed and affordably priced, check out all the features including: One time run of these roadnumbers, order now - limited quantity available Prototypes moved all types of fresh fruit and vegetables, plus canned and frozen foods Keystone or Hydra-Cushion underframe detail as appropriate Short ladders and low hand brakes 9' Youngstown plug door with separate latch bars Authentic Stanray peaked, ribbed roof with capped exhaust stack Detailed underbody with brake gear and fuel tanks 70-ton roller bearing trucks Correct 33" RP-25 turned-metal wheelsets Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers

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Increase the realism of your train model with the Walthers Mainline 910-2728 boxcar. With its 40' length, accurate detailing, and smooth operation, this HO scale boxcar is perfect for recreating Central of Georgia's railroads. Get ready-to-run and start your model journey with this exceptional boxcar. Among the first standard boxcar designs adopted by American railroads, the WalthersMainline 1937 40' AAR Modified Boxcar features: One-time run of these roadnumbers, order now, limited quantity available! 1000s used in general service late 1930s to 1980s Based on taller cars built with 10' 6" interior height featuring: 5-5 Dreadnaught ends Murphy panel roof Wood running board 6' Youngstown doors AAR (tab) side sills Correct 33" RP-25 turned-metal wheelsets Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers

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Among the first standard boxcar designs adopted by American railroads, the WalthersMainline 1937 40' AAR Modified Boxcar features: One-time run of these roadnumbers, order now, limited quantity available! 1000s used in general service late 1930s to 1980s Based on taller cars built with 10' 6" interior height featuring: 5-5 Dreadnaught ends Murphy panel roof Wood running board 6' Youngstown doors AAR (tab) side sills Correct 33" RP-25 turned-metal wheelsets Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers

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The original 'man cave' was a work shed just like this one. Nothing too fancy- just a red, four-walled building with enough room for a shelf and two windows. Includes shake shingles, a smokestack, exterior storage box and a stockpile of wood for those colder days. Exterior details are unattached for customized placement or addition to other structures. Add Sheds along the track or behind factories, businesses and homes to create even more realistic detail. See photos for footprint. Colors may vary from actual product.

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More than 100 themed figures, animals and accessories to create multiple scenes on any layout. Save over purchasing items separately. Supply limited. Package contents will vary and may contain duplicates. Package photo is a representation of what may be included. N Scale Colors may vary from actual product.

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More than 100 themed figures, animals and accessories to create multiple scenes on any layout. Save over purchasing items separately. Supply limited. Package contents will vary and may contain duplicates. Package photo is a representation of what may be included. N Scale Colors may vary from actual product.

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TCS Keep-Alive® (KA) devices are used to supply power to decoders during times of power interruption due to dirty track or problematic track work.  Newly-redesigned and coming in at half the size of a KA4, the KA2 will power HO or N scale locomotives with approximately one-third of the capacitance of KA3/KA4 devices (depending on the locomotive and motor). This Keep-Alive® includes a 2-Pin Quick Connector Harness for plugging into decoders with a compatible socket. , such as the T4.     Dimensions:  0.35" x 0.35" x 0.61" or 8.9mm x 8.9mm x 15.5mm Scale: HO Scale N Scale Input Rating: 12 to 16V   For more information on how to connect Keep-Alive® including with other manufacturer's decoder products, click the tab above labeled "Documents."

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