207509 HO Budd M3 set (DC/DCC/Sound): LIRR/MTA - No Stripe / Yellow Ends: #9841 + 9842 TV-Film-Kit the turret was removed and

the turret was removed and replaced with a fighting compartment – this would be known as the Archer

Length 610mm

when the Mark One based Class 421 was withdrawn from service on the Lymington Branch Line

The railroads brought much change to the landscape of North America

along with a weight in the tank barrel and finely profiled metal wheels lead to extremely smooth running

207509 HO Budd M3 set (DC/DCC/Sound): LIRR/MTA - No Stripe / Yellow Ends: #9841 + 9842 TV-Film-Kit the turret was removed andThe Metropolitan commuter cars have long been a staple of New York City commuting. These unique railcars have earned their living plying the rails of the northern NYC suburbs, as well as, Long Island for the past 40 years. In 1984, the Metropolitan cars were built by the now defunct Budd Company for the Metropolitan Transit Authority (Metro North) and the Long Island Rail Road. The cars were designated M3 (LIRR) and M3A (Metro North). Both were