16868 LACKAWANNA NORTHEAST STEEL CABOOSE #889-N QuickBooks The powerplant was Maybach"s HL

The powerplant was Maybach"s HL 210 P45

•F11 Grade Crossing

improved diaphragms with etched-metal end gates •Separate grab irons installed at the factory •Water jugs and marker lights included in the box for ultimate realism •Improved Macdonald-Cartier couplers installed at the correct height •Long-shank couplers included for curves down to 18” radius

these large structures are fed by conveyor systems from mines and coal processors or washers that can be miles away - perfect for adding a large industrial shipper along your railroad without modeling the huge associated coal mine shaft or pit - it's implied it's somewhere off the layout

16868 LACKAWANNA NORTHEAST STEEL CABOOSE #889-N QuickBooks The powerplant was Maybach"s HLThe Northeast Steel Caboose was one of the first standardized caboose designs built for multiple railroads, predominantly being ordered by railroads in the eastern United States. Based on a 1920s era Reading Railroad design, which in turn was based on plans drawn up under the United States Railroad Administration in World War One, the Northeast Steel Caboose featured a raised cupola, giving the crew elevated seats to inspect the train while moving.