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Steam Crane (Rolling Stock)

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$8.16 $12 In stock

Category: MDF terrain

In service from 1890 until as late as the 1980s, steam cranes were used to move freight in goods yards, maintenance, and accident recovery work. Examples are still on display on heritage railways in the United Kingdom..

Supplied unassembled and unpainted in kit form with full instructions.

Any models or accessories shown are for scale purposes only and are not included.

Dimensions Approximately L100 x W50 x H95mm (170mm to crane)
Product Features Etched detailing
Materials MDF Greyboard
Contents 1x crane
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason R. ★★★★★

The crane boom lifts and rotates smoothly, just like you'd expect from the real thing. It fits perfectly on my layout's siding for loading scenery details.

Ella C. ★★★★★

I was impressed by the level of detail on the MDF — the rivets around the cab look fantastic. Assembly was straightforward, and it fits perfectly into my goods yard scene.

Eli J. ★★★★★

The rotating boom and the little hook mechanism are surprisingly sturdy for MDF—I’ve already used it to stage a breakdown scene on my layout, and the vintage 1890s look fits perfectly next to my other rolling stock. It’s a solid little piece that adds real character without feeling flimsy.