Athearn 23279 N Scale Bay Window Caboose Baltimore & Ohio B&O C-3008 Wire Stripper a separate upstairs entrance and

a separate upstairs entrance and an exterior staircase around back

Metal sideframes conduct electricity from rail through roller bearings to wheel

Athearn RTR 22278 HO Scale PS 4740 Covered Hopper Farmer's Co-op TCAX

Rear Mounted spare tire and front bumper fog lights

Word's First FOC brushless system for Rock Crawler

Athearn 23279 N Scale Bay Window Caboose Baltimore & Ohio B&O C-3008 Wire Stripper a separate upstairs entrance andAthearn 23279 N Scale Bay Window Caboose Baltimore & Ohio B&O C 3008 The bay window caboose was popular with many railroads due to the superior view of the sides of the train it provides and the reduced risk of injury to crew from falls due to the elimination of the cupola. As may be obvious to many, the bay window name comes from the extended sides housing the windows that resemble a bay window in a house. The design dates back to the early 1920s,