no plassmer, the rotary plow has a motor inside it to turn the blade, not to propell it,.To make it move, couple a locomotive or 2 or 3 behind it.

(hence a railroad car cannot move itself)

1986, i was 3 i recieved a lionel O-27 0-4-0 oval 2 cars and cabbose, probably worth hundreds now.

HO scale since 1985!

Please Support your local hobby shop 

Buy a NMRA wheel gauge. its multipurpose.

they come weather'd, and depending on the box doesnt matter as the only thing that has changed is there magic mate couplers, which are actully horhooks with  uncoupling pins

long before i changed to kd knuckle couplers, i used to cut off the bottom piece of the horn hook coupler, it worked fine. I didnt use the uncoupler they were intened for so it didnt matter!

great show, i watch it every tuesday and thursday, and saturday at 5:30pm CST

DC Only, looking forward to broadway limited new dc sound loco's for $169.95

the coach yard makes powered passenger trucks in dc an dcc.

one of many companys that are one of bachmanns is woodland scenics, i also think that dpm is the same company of woodland scenics, making it also bachmann, dpm is just  flat put together kitbash your on models, and woodland, well scenics!

rail it works awsome, and there uncoupler tool is alot more handy that the kadee uncoupler , my opinon, thats what i think.

The rix uncoupler has a magnet on each side, you lower it down between to freight cars or loco you want uncoupled then you, or another person simply pull the train forward.

the kadee magnet system takes to much eyeing and guessing, unles you makr it, put a figure by it or something. good luck

10x5 & 4 inches

Walthers Gn empire builders doesnt consist of a big boy . its new tooling to cpmplete the train for some F units, which i think will look great and even better then intermountain and athearn combined

excellent, i like the pictures illistrating where the parts are, the poles, magets, bushing spings. thank you

besides with all the money you've wasted so far, you could have a new A unit shark