HO Monroe The Diesel Engine House #2219 Primer 0700) through #80 (

0700) through #80 (

Under the supervision of mechanical designer Kanetake Ebikawa

The vehicle has a crew of four

With a scale of 1:350 and a length of 33 inches

five deck-edge radio antenna masts with protective screens for second and fifth antenna masts

HO Monroe The Diesel Engine House #2219 Primer 0700) through #80 (The Model: This Engine House is modeled after a Chicago Northwestern Railroad prototype built about 1960. Diesel Engine Houses like this were constructed by most railroads at rail yard facilities. After steam engine round houses were retired, diesel engines needed a more modern facility in which to maintain them. These buildings often included door cabinets, supply cupboards, lube oil, sand storage bins, automatic oil burning space heaters, a desk and