Walthers HO 933-3556 - Cornerstone - Trackside Signal Tower Kit
- Product #: 933-3556
- Product Line: Walthers Cornerstone
- Scale: HO Scale
- Dimensions: 1-7/8 x 2-27/32 x 3-5/16" 4.7 x 7.2 x 8.4cm
- Download: Instruction Sheet
Features:
- Based on typical railroad interlocking towers used across North America
- Essential facility for junctions, interlockings, drawbridges, busy freight yards, and passenger terminals
- Fits steam- or diesel-era
- Detailed exterior stairway and storage/coal box
- Molded in Light Ivory and clear styrene plastic
Perfect for busy HO mainlines, this detailed Cornerstone structure kit is based on a Pennsylvania Railroad interlocking tower, constructed at Bricker, Ohio. Opened in 1946, the prototype was later used by Penn Central and Conrail until late 1981, making it ideal for late steam- and diesel-era layouts.
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Walthers HO 933-3556 - Cornerstone - Trackside Signal Tower Kit
- Product #: 933-3556
- Product Line: Walthers Cornerstone
- Scale: HO Scale
- Dimensions: 1-7/8 x 2-27/32 x 3-5/16" 4.7 x 7.2 x 8.4cm
- Download: Instruction Sheet
Features:
- Based on typical railroad interlocking towers used across North America
- Essential facility for junctions, interlockings, drawbridges, busy freight yards, and passenger terminals
- Fits steam- or diesel-era
- Detailed exterior stairway and storage/coal box
- Molded in Light Ivory and clear styrene plastic
Perfect for busy HO mainlines, this detailed Cornerstone structure kit is based on a Pennsylvania Railroad interlocking tower, constructed at Bricker, Ohio. Opened in 1946, the prototype was later used by Penn Central and Conrail until late 1981, making it ideal for late steam- and diesel-era layouts.
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- Product #: 933-3556
- Product Line: Walthers Cornerstone
- Scale: HO Scale
- Dimensions: 1-7/8 x 2-27/32 x 3-5/16" 4.7 x 7.2 x 8.4cm
- Download: Instruction Sheet
Features:
- Based on typical railroad interlocking towers used across North America
- Essential facility for junctions, interlockings, drawbridges, busy freight yards, and passenger terminals
- Fits steam- or diesel-era
- Detailed exterior stairway and storage/coal box
- Molded in Light Ivory and clear styrene plastic
Perfect for busy HO mainlines, this detailed Cornerstone structure kit is based on a Pennsylvania Railroad interlocking tower, constructed at Bricker, Ohio. Opened in 1946, the prototype was later used by Penn Central and Conrail until late 1981, making it ideal for late steam- and diesel-era layouts.
