wrought-iron balconies and fire escape

Based on the ones built in 1917

all Laserkit structures feature precision laser-cut basswood and plywood parts that assemble much like plastic kits

plus a brake wheel

The Mikado would undergo a temporary name change after the Pearl Harbor bombing in 1941 shortly going by the McArthur

Atlas 70000007 HO Chicago & North Western Code 100 Girder Bridge ProductID_11725447 wrought-iron balconies and fire escapeBased on a common prototype, Atlas' detailed HO Code 100 Plate Girder Bridge is now decorated for well known railroads across the country. These bridges are made with the same high quality construction you've come to expect from Atlas. These bridges feature crisp painting and lettering and a higly detailed, prototypical look. Condition: Factory New (C 9) Operational Status: Functional Original Box: Yes (P 9) Manufacturer: Atlas Model Number: 70000007