Bachmann 19564 N Scale 55 Ton 2 Bay Hopper Western Maryland "Speed" WM 10911 Battery - Li-Ion Tuned coil shocks

Tuned coil shocks

the locomotive was one of the earliest diesels to feature a wide cab and a narrow long hood

it doesn’t get any better than this

The excavator arm can be used way beneath the level of the vehicle

Late deck mounted MU receptacle with field loop receptacle

Bachmann 19564 N Scale 55 Ton 2 Bay Hopper Western Maryland "Speed" WM 10911 Battery - Li-Ion Tuned coil shocksBachmann 19564 N Scale 55 Ton 2 Bay Hopper Western Maryland "Speed" WM 10911 The USRA 55 Ton hopper was designed by the United States Railway Administration, the government owned rail network, during World War I as a standardized hopper to relieve a rolling stock shortage during the war. Following the return of the railroads to their original operators, many continued to utilize these 55 Ton hoppers, and a large number of similar types were