Bowser HO Diesel LV #211 Late Red Alco RS-3 Hammerhead Diesel

Bowser HO Diesel LV #211 Late Red Alco RS-3 Hammerhead Diesel

Marsoni

M251S

$169.95

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Bowser HO Diesel LV #211 Late Red Alco RS-3 Hammerhead DieselBowser introduces a classic Pennsylvania locomotive. The Alco RS 3 Hammerhead Loco was built by Alco for the Pennsylvania Railroad in December 1953 and was delivered as PRR 8445. It was equipped with both dynamic brakes and a steam generator. The Bowser model is as built for the PRR. Features: Can motor LED lighting Blackened nickel plated wheels Many detail parts. Chassis the same as used in our recent release of Phase 3 locos. Standard DC versions

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Since new build homes typically don't come with towel rods this was what I envisioned instead. I purchased the hooks separately. The shelves are perfect! I ordered a 36in set as you see with the cream towels and a 48in set that you see with the green towels. They're not loose but not 100% sturdy. I recommend maybe gluing to the wall in addition to the rest and definitely screwing into a stud. They're easy enough to figure out without the instructions. But I will say they're supposed to be screwed in underneath to the rods but they did not come with an appropriate screw for that so I had to use some I already had on hand.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025