Bachmann Trains Empire Builder – N Scale Ready to Run Electric Train Set - Designed for Advanced Train Enthusiast
Bachmann Trains
SKU: EZFB0006KQHLA
Out Of Stock
$418.34
Description
Complete Ready To Run Train Set - Everything You Need to Start Your own Railroad
Designed for Use by Experienced Hobbyist - Not Meant for Beginners
Small Highly Detailed Components - For Consumers Ages 14 and Up
Powered by a Northern 4-8-4 0 Steam Locomotive and Tender
Includes, 8 Cars, a 44" x 24" Oval of Bachman Nickel Silver E-Z Track, and Power Supply
American railroads helped build great fortunes and the wealth of the Nation. Doing its part, our Empire Builder train set comes complete with Bachmann's exclusive E-Z Track snap-fit track and roadbed system, plus: Northern 4-8-4 steam locomotive and tender with operating headlight, wood reefer car, single-dome tank car, center-flow hopper car, plug-door box car, wood stock car, wood-braced gondola car, open quad offset hopper car, off-center caboose, 44” x 24” oval of nickel silver E-Z Track , 12 telephone poles, 24 railroad and street signs, power pack and speed controller, illustrated instruction manual. Brand: Bachmann Trains, Model: 24009
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