MTH 30-7928 O Gauge RailKing Crane Car 1999 MTH Club - NOS Buggy - 4WD To preserve the authentic stance

To preserve the authentic stance and handling of Traxxas' popular short-course trucks

A partly glazed driver's cab with sculptured tires and a rear coupling that is detachable

Two version of coal loads

The collection highlights the Anthracite Railroads over the mountains

MTH 30-7928 O Gauge RailKing Crane Car 1999 MTH Club - NOS Buggy - 4WD To preserve the authentic stanceMTH 30 7928 O Gauge RailKing Crane Car 1999 MTH Club NOS (New Old Stock) In the early days of railroading, the job of cleaning up a wreck was usually done by men and horses. The first steam wrecking crane, a relatively small affair with a 20 ton lifting capacity, appeared in 1883. Its maker, Industrial Works of Bay City Michigan, introduced a fully revolving model a decade later. As the product became popular, Industrial Works, now renamed Industrial