Bachmann 14308 HO Scale 85' Lighted Smooth-side Observation Aluminum Unlettered Track - Straight support ends cut at an

support ends cut at an angle

A typical consist in the late 1940s would include the following (the actual number of sleepers would change daily to meet demand

Inner back diameter: 45

Included is a sculpted rear wing to complete the super-scale look

tight carcass

Bachmann 14308 HO Scale 85' Lighted Smooth-side Observation Aluminum Unlettered Track - Straight support ends cut at anBachmann 14308 HO Scale 85' Lighted Smooth side Observation Aluminum Unlettered In the 1930s, lighter weight materials allowed for the development of a variety of coach, baggage, and observation cars as railroads ushered in the beginning of the streamlined era. Materials like stainless steel, and aluminum, allowed for passenger cars to have smooth sides, and their lightweight construction proved valuable in reducing travel times on express services.