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933-2903 MODERN COALING TOWER-HO QuickBooks Axles and Gears •(2) Remote-Controlled

933-2903 MODERN COALING TOWER-HO QuickBooks Axles and Gears •(2) Remote-ControlledBased on an Ogle design, the Walthers Cornerstone Modern Coaling Tower will be a focal point in any engine terminal. As larger engines entered service, many railroads found their older coaling towers couldn't handle the increased demand. By the 1920s, railroads began contracting with outside firms to build new coaling towers. Concrete was the material of choice as it was easy to use, affordable, fireproof and weatherproof. Towers like this were built

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Axles and Gears •(2) Remote-Controlled Proto-Couplers •Prototypical Rule 17 Lighting •Directionally Controlled Constant Voltage LED Headlights •Lighted LED Cab Interior Light •Illuminated LED Number Boards •(2) Precision Flywheel-Equipped Motors •Operating ProtoSmoke Diesel Exhaust •Onboard DCC/DCS Decoder •Locomotive Speed Control In Scale MPH Increments •Near Scale Sizing •Proto-Sound 3

and brake cylinder with plumbing and brake rod details •Weighted for optimum performance •Separately applied wire grab irons where applicable •Trucks with animated rotating bearing caps •Coupler lift bars

•Large sized parts depicting the ship's hull and flight deck are secured with screws allowing you to accurately build the model

This Cornerstone Series kit will look great serving trains with Walthers streamlined or heavyweight cars

933-2903 MODERN COALING TOWER-HO QuickBooks Axles and Gears •(2) Remote-ControlledBased on an Ogle design, the Walthers Cornerstone Modern Coaling Tower will be a focal point in any engine terminal. As larger engines entered service, many railroads found their older coaling towers couldn't handle the increased demand. By the 1920s, railroads began contracting with outside firms to build new coaling towers. Concrete was the material of choice as it was easy to use, affordable, fireproof and weatherproof. Towers like this were built

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