22-22156-2 BOSTON & MAINE RS3 PHASE 3 #1506-OBy the time the first RS 3's rolled off the assembly line in 1950, Alco had refined its road switcher concept to create "a truly universal locomotive which could do anything and go almost anywhere," in the words of author J. W. Swanson in New Haven Power. In contrast with its predecessor, the 1000 hp RS 1, the 1600 hp RS 3 had all the power of a road diesel of its time and could boil along at up to 80 mph. For awhile in the early 1950's, ALCO looked

Other features include: Great small business for town or city scenes Walls and trim molded in realistic colors as one complete part - no painting needed

this corrugated-metal elevator is perfect for your layout and your favorite era from the 1920s to today

building a long train has never been easier

wrought iron balconies and fire escape

width: 48mm

the highly detailed HO structure kit includes a main building

One package includes two flashing yellow signals

and lighting • Keep Alive® device for smooth operation over dirty track or power interruptions • all-wheel drive • precision can motor • dual

(DCC Operation)

mechanical toys of all types

Die-cast metal six-wheel trucks

and along the lines of Lake Ontario and Erie