Athearn RTR 88222 HO Scale Heavyweight Coach Passenger Car Maine Central MEC 210 S SL Steering geometry corrected for bump

Steering geometry corrected for bump steer

even small aircraft will fly with the confidence of something much larger

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The built-in jumpers can be moved to adjust LiPo cut-off and drag brake strength

Athearn RTR 88222 HO Scale Heavyweight Coach Passenger Car Maine Central MEC 210 S SL Steering geometry corrected for bumpAthearn RTR 88222 HO Scale Heavyweight Coach Passenger Car Maine Central MEC 210 The so called heavyweight passenger cars were introduced by Pullman in 1907 and had gained widespread acceptance by railroads in the 1910s. The use of steel as the primary car building material not only increased the strength and longevity of the cars, but also reduced the risk of fires from the wood and coal burning stoves of the era. Even after newer cars were