Rapido Trains 144104 HO Scale Northeastern Style Caboose (Porthole Windows) Conrail CR 18604 Roadname_Northern Central so that you can keep

so that you can keep your eyes on your driving and not miss a single apex

8g total weight over the steel axles included in the kit

Weight (g): 587 g

FEATURES: completely new tooling of 2cm Kwk38 w/ detailed pedestal Gun can elevate as the real thing One-piece barrel w/ hollowed out muzzle courtesy of slide molds Highly detailed gun sight unit Removable feed cover for separate ammo magazine Slide-molded ammo magazine is highly detailed Operator's seat can be positioned at different elevations Three types of gun shields including: one-piece slide-molded gun shield bonus photo-etched gun shield bonus pre-formed metal gun shield New ammo rack w/ photo-etched parts New roof armor plate Dragon's convenient ez-tracks Additional individual tracks Brass width indicator rod Photo-etched part for lower hull details Side stowage boxes can be modeled open or closed Clear vision blocks can be shown in open or close position Bonus driver Cartograf decal sheets with a range of markings and license plates

Rapido Trains 144104 HO Scale Northeastern Style Caboose (Porthole Windows) Conrail CR 18604 Roadname_Northern Central so that you can keepRapido Trains 144104 HO Scale Northeastern Style Caboose (Porthole Windows) Conrail CR 18604 The popular Northeastern Caboose was originally designed by the Reading Company in the early 1920s. This all steel caboose was based on a proposed design by the USRA, which actually specified wood sheathing. The Reading built 285 cars, spread through several classes. The earliest cars had solid underframes while later cars were equipped with Duryea cushion