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Bachmann HO 72-Foot Heavyweight Combine - Southern Railway #654 (13606)
Bachmann 13606 models Southern Railway 654, a 72-foot heavyweight combine with a two-window baggage door. The HO model combines passenger and baggage spaces beneath a clerestory roof. It includes a furnished interior and interior lighting. Manufacturer:...
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- HO
- Part number
- BAC13606
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Bachmann 13606 models Southern Railway 654, a 72-foot heavyweight combine with a two-window baggage door.
The HO model combines passenger and baggage spaces beneath a clerestory roof. It includes a furnished interior and interior lighting.
- Manufacturer: Bachmann
- Part number: 13606
- Scale: HO 1:87
- Pack contents: One lighted heavyweight combine
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