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HO/HOn3 BRASS STEAM LOCO ROUND TENDER WATER HATCH WISEMAN BACK SHOP PART HBS210

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HO OR HOn3 BRASS PART(S) STEAM LOCOMOTIVE ROUND TENDER WATER HATCH QUANTITY INCLUDED PER EBAY ITEM PURCHASE IS SAME AS SHOWN IN PICTURE. PENNY IN PICTURE IS FOR SIZE REFERENCE. NEW OLD STOCK FROM EITHER PFM/PIA, BACK SHOP, PRECISION SCALE CO. OR KOREAN BUILDER PARTS INVENTORY. IN SOME CASES VERY LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE. WILL BE CAREFULLY PACKAGED FOR SHIPMENT. SEE OUR OTHER LISTINGS FOR MANY MORE NEAT ITEMS AS WE ARE LISTING THEM IN MANY CATEGORIES.

Monogram 1105 HO Scale NewYork Central Hudson Steam Locomotive Plastic Model Kit

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This is a Monogram 1105 HO Scale New York Central Hudson Steam Locomotive Plastic Model Kit. Molded in Color. Manufacturer: Monogram. Model Number: 1105. Road Name: New York Central (NYC). Scale/Era: HO Scale. Model Type: Steam Loco. Availability: Ships within 1 Business Day! Trainz Product Id: 12374877.

HO Scale Metal Oil Slope Back Tender

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One HO Scale Metal Oil Slope Back Tender. Needs to be put back together. Missing mounting screws and couplers. One truck is damaged. Poor condition. Check out photos. There is no box. Will pack well. USED/AS IS

HO BrassBOX CAR PENNSYLVANIAN RAIL ROAD AUTOMOBILES Mastadon Sunset ? Korea

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The HO Brass BOX CAR PENNSYLVANIAN RAIL ROAD AUTOMOBILES Mastadon Sunset by Sunset Models is a vintage limited edition model train car manufactured in 1983 in South Korea. This unpainted brass car is ready to go on a two-rail system with analog control, featuring a scale of 1:87 and representing the Norfolk & Western corporate roadname. Perfect for collectors and hobbyists, this discontinued piece is a rare find from the 1980s, adding a unique touch to any model railroad setup. NOT SURE ITS PRODUCED BY MASTADON SUNSET COULDNT FIND MUCH INFO ITS OLD AND VINTAGE.

HOn3 Vintage WP&Y / EBT 2-8-2 Mikado by PFM. Reconditioned

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This is a great loco for fans of the East Broad Top RR as well. Very easy to convert it to coal fired. One screw removes the oil bunker, and fill her up with coal! I’ve done several over the years. Time is catching up with me, so I am reducing my collection. Please look over the photos. Couldn’t get the video to work!