Cornerstone Series(R) Built-Ups -- Steel Water Tank - HO-Scale

Water was vital to railroad operations in the days of steam. Thousands of gallons were needed to keep the engines hot and the railroad running. But as locos grew bigger, older tanks were often unable to meet demand. When plate steel became cheap enough to use as a building material in the 1920s, railroads began replacing decaying wooden towers with all-steel designs.
These larger capacity tanks were usually erected away from the tracks, supplying water to thirsty locos via standpipes. This allowed the most versatility, as the standpipes could be erected where they were needed most. This was a common option for engine terminals and some smaller stations, where there was simply no room for the big tanks. Many of these steel tanks lasted beyond the days of steam and still supply water to shops or other company facilities.
Perfect for serving your biggest and best steam power, this model offers all the versatility of the prototype. It requires a small amount of layout space and comes with two standpipes, two pallets and three 55-gallon drums that you can install wherever you want.
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Manufacturer:	Walthers
Product #:	wrr2832
Your Price:	$25.18
List Price:	$27.98
Availability:	Usually ships out in 3-4 Days

This items is in the Walthers 2008 HO Catalog, page 428, as product number 933-2832.
For additional details on this item, please contact Walthers.