Handle repairs right at the terminal with the Walthers Cornerstone 933-2902 Machine Shop. While most roads had one major backshop, structures like this let railroads make repairs at outlying terminals, getting locomotives back on the road faster and more cost-effectively. As new engine terminals were built, most received a machine shop capable of handling just about any repair.
The 933-2902 matches the design of the Modern Roundhouse (933-2900, sold separately) and can be built as an attached or freestanding building. It includes a boiler house that would have supplied steam, electricity and compressed air to the entire facility. Large roll-up doors can be modeled open or closed, and the baseplate has slots that accept popular rail sizes. The building measures 13-5/8 x 8-3/4 x 5-1/8″ 34.6 x 22.2 x 13cm, with a smokestack standing 10-1/4″ 25.6cm tall.
Key Features:
– HO Scale (1:87) railroad structure kit, requires assembly
– Item 933-2902 from Walthers Cornerstone
– Based on an authentic North American prototype
– Matches the design of the Modern Roundhouse (933-2900, sold separately)
– Builds as an attached or freestanding building with a boiler house
– Roll-up doors model open or closed; baseplate accepts popular rail sizes
– Building measures 13-5/8 x 8-3/4 x 5-1/8″; smokestack 10-1/4″ 25.6cm tall
– Molded in appropriate colors with clear window glazing
