Rapido (510086) | Wide Vision Caboose w/ Lights | TTX Trailer Train #100 | N Scale [PRE-ORDER]

Rapido (510086) | Wide Vision Caboose w/ Lights | TTX Trailer Train #100 | N Scale [PRE-ORDER]

Marsoni

M251S

$53.99

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Rapido (510086) | Wide Vision Caboose w/ Lights | TTX Trailer Train #100 | N Scale [PRE-ORDER]Product Description Between 1972 and 1981, Canadian Pacifics Angus Shops in Montreal built over 300 modern, wide vision cabooses or vans and thus gained the nickname Angus Van. They proved popular with crews and many are still on the road today, as shoving platforms or rider cars in MOW service. This caboose is similar to many other wide vision cabooses that are commonly seen throughout North America. Ours will feature 27 popular schemes including

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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025