207512 HO Budd M3 set (DC/DCC/Sound): LIRR/MTA - No Stripe / Yellow Ends: #9927 + 9928 Star Wars Rotating wheels for realistic fun

Rotating wheels for realistic fun

F21 - Directional Lights Off - No

The first known version of the racing car was the Lola T70 Spyder

the finished model becomes an impressive collector's item and eye-catcher in any room

she was the largest ship in the world in 1912

207512 HO Budd M3 set (DC/DCC/Sound): LIRR/MTA - No Stripe / Yellow Ends: #9927 + 9928 Star Wars Rotating wheels for realistic funThe Metropolitan commuter cars have long been a staple of New York City commuting. These unique railcars have earned their living plying the rails of the northern NYC suburbs, as well as, Long Island for the past 40 years. In 1984, the Metropolitan cars were built by the now defunct Budd Company for the Metropolitan Transit Authority (Metro North) and the Long Island Rail Road. The cars were designated M3 (LIRR) and M3A (Metro North). Both were