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Walthers Cornerstone 933-3233 N Vulcan Manufacturing Co. Kit
Walthers Cornerstone 933-3233 N Vulcan Manufacturing Co. Kit
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$29.82 USD
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Steel fabricators like the Walthers Cornerstone Vulcan Manufacturing Co., item 933-3233, kept local railroads busy in cities across the country. Raw stock arrived from the mills and some finished pieces went out by rail, while the rest rolled away on a fleet of trucks. This N scale kit builds into a detailed main building featuring realistic brickwork, a clerestory, and a tall square brick smokestack.
Out in the yard, item 933-3233 supplies detailed trusses and a canopy roof to model an overhead crane, adding action to the scene. Decals for the prominent Vulcan Manufacturing sign are included, and the parts are molded in fitting colors so the model looks great on any steam- or diesel-era layout with minimal finishing.
Key Features:
- N scale (1:160) structure kit, item 933-3233
- Walthers Cornerstone steel fabricator building
- Brick main building with clerestory
- Square brick smokestack
- Detailed trusses and canopy roof for an overhead crane
- Realistic decals including the Vulcan Manufacturing sign
- Molded in appropriate colors
- Suited to steam- or diesel-era layouts
Out in the yard, item 933-3233 supplies detailed trusses and a canopy roof to model an overhead crane, adding action to the scene. Decals for the prominent Vulcan Manufacturing sign are included, and the parts are molded in fitting colors so the model looks great on any steam- or diesel-era layout with minimal finishing.
Key Features:
- N scale (1:160) structure kit, item 933-3233
- Walthers Cornerstone steel fabricator building
- Brick main building with clerestory
- Square brick smokestack
- Detailed trusses and canopy roof for an overhead crane
- Realistic decals including the Vulcan Manufacturing sign
- Molded in appropriate colors
- Suited to steam- or diesel-era layouts
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