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White Water Highlight™ is used to replicate foam or froth to a water feature on your miniature base, terrain feature or gaming mat. Use to intensify movement for fast-moving water. White Water...

This HO scale model replica is based on the original Souther Pacific drawing, thanks to "Steam Age Equipment Co." and the "SP Historical & Technical Society", Showcase was able to view and copy...

A tower like this provided drinking water for train personnel and to use as engine-coolant for trains. Place alongside your tracks or set in a scene with a factory or trucking facility. 1 15/16" w x...

Kit - 20-1/2 x 6-1/4" 52 x 15.8cm The Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Water Street Freight Terminal is an ideal addition to trackside scenes from the early 1900s into the 1970s and beyond. Freight...

The Rix ladder kit is intended to be used with the Rix Water/Oil Tank kits, but can be used for most any project in need of a ladder. Kit includes 50' of ladder, ladder brackets, and level gauge.

Your Atlas Water Tank has been patterned after a tank that served Pennsy engines at North Madison, Indiana.  However, it will look at home on your pike no matter which prototype road you favor...

Use Water Effects® to create movement of water or apply on your miniature. This product is moldable, holds its shape, dries clear and remains flexible. It is also great for creating winter...

The Walthers Cornerstone Built-ups HO Scale Wood Water Tank is a typical wooden water tank based on those used on railroads from coast to coast. Constructed to satisfy steam locomotives' thirst for...

This kit is based on the water tank at Green Island on the Delaware & Hudson RR

Kit builds one roof top water tank. Footprint: 1 3/4” by 1 /3/4”.

The Rix Water and Oil Tank is designed to represent riveted steel tanks which the railroads started building back in 1880 during the steam era. Today tanks similar to these are being used to hold oil...

The Rix Water and Oil Tank is designed to represent riveted steel tanks which the railroads started building back in 1880 during the steam era. Today tanks similar to these are being used to hold oil...