Bachmann74528
Siemens Venture Passenger Car - Amtrak Midwest SM Cafe Car #4302
Bachmann · Passenger car · H0
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- Item number
- 74528
- Scale
- H01:87
- Gauge
- 16.5 mm
- Type
- Passenger car
- EAN
- 0022899745282
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From the maker
Developed to replace legacy equipment on medium-distance Amtrak® services, the Siemens Venture series of passenger cars is now a staple of trains across the Midwest, appearing on regional consists in Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Michigan. This release adds the Cafe Car to our growing range of Amtrak Midwest SM Siemens Venture equipment with car-specific exteriors and fully furnished, lighted interiors.
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- spec shipping weight
- 0.9 lbs
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