3006802-4 NYO&W HOPPER #11399-O QuickBooks The Storch was closely regarded

The Storch was closely regarded by many in the German military as a fellow soldier

improved diaphragms with etched-metal end gates •Separate grab irons installed at the factory •Water jugs and marker lights included in the box for ultimate realism •Improved Macdonald-Cartier couplers installed at the correct height •Long-shank couplers included for curves down to 18” radius

Must be used only with Bachmann's Large Scale Track

Traveling cranes like this one move metal materials from outdoor staging areas to waiting freight cars or trucks

features of this detailed home include: •All-new model of an American icon •Must-have home fits the mid-1950s to the present •Typical period construction featuring brick and wood siding •Attached one-car garage and slab-style front porch •Curbside mailbox

3006802-4 NYO&W HOPPER #11399-O QuickBooks The Storch was closely regardedDuring World War I, the US railroads experienced a critical equipment shortage due to increased traffic needs. This 55 Ton Hopper Car was one of the body types designed by the United States Railroad Administration (USRA) to relieve this shortage. Built in 1918, 25,000 of these cars were primarily assigned to the great coal hauling roads of the east and mid west. The car design was very successful and later became one of the standard cars of the