160-44543 Bachmann HO 45 Degree CrossingNickel silver track with gray roadbed; 1 card The 45 Degree Crossing has many useful applications in railroad design. However, if your goal is to make a Figure 8 layout, you should start with a 30 Degree Crossing.

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along with immediate members C&EI

Suitable for the Christmas station #62265 and the Santa Claus workshop #62703

Dimensions: 230 x 210 x 55 mm / 9

FasTrack(TM) Track w/Roadbed - 3-Rail -- Remote Control Operating Track (Uncoupler & Accessory Operation) 10" Straight

The loco is equipped with a power switch on the bottom of the chassis that can easily be reached while the loco is on the track

(Multiple previous cars and cabooses are sold out at PIKO and may have different road numbers

the 38257 North Pole Express

Introduced in 1964 as shippers began transitioning from boxcars to clean-loading covered hoppers

the design developed further in 1973-74 which is the prototype of this car

The SW1000 was taller than previous EMD switchers

The common nickname "NoHAB" comes from their initials