Bachmann 57903 HO 2-8-0 Consolidation - Sound and DCC - Sound Value - New York Central 1137 (black, graphite) BFGoodrich KM3 Engine starter TLR342015

Name: Bachmann 57903 HO 2-8-0 Consolidation - Sound and DCC - Sound Value - New York Central 1137 (black, graphite) BFGoodrich KM3 Engine starter TLR342015
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SKU: 71417016276
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Bachmann 57903 HO 2-8-0 Consolidation - Sound and DCC - Sound Value - New York Central 1137 (black, graphite) BFGoodrich KM3 Engine starter TLR342015

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Bachmann 57903 HO 2 8 0 Consolidation Sound and DCC Sound Value New York Central 1137 (black, graphite) BFGoodrich KM3 Engine starter TLR342015 Engine starter with a snug fitting crew figures This DCC sound equipped 2 8 0 includes our Sound Value SoundTraxx steampackage with authentic prototypical chuff

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