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

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

Marsoni

M251S

$169.95

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Bowser HO Diesel LV #211 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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I have them in every color and used to get them from Sams, but they stopped selling them and I was lucky to find them on Amazon. Got all colors again. They stay, it's all I'm gonna say! And don't show in any of my tennis shoes. Absolutely love them and wear them until they get holes. They last a LONG time too. They're on the thin side and my foot loves them because they tend to get hot. There's no shrinking, they wash great with exception of the white ones I couldn't manage to keep white - they turned a bit greyish.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026