Rapido 207006 HO Budd M3 set (DC/Silent): LIRR/MTA - Blue Stripe / Yellow Ends: #9803 + 9804 RECSES_2025-5-10_CUR_559 sounds * * * *

sounds * * * * * Horn * * * * * Direct control * * * * * Sound of squealing brakes off * * * * Engineer's cab lighting * * * * Whistle for switching maneuver * * * * Engineer's cab lighting * * * * Blower Drive * * * Blower Drive * * * Blower motors * * * Letting off Air * * * Replenishing diesel fuel * * * Sanding * * * Buffer to buffer * * * Sound of Couplers Engaging * Sound of uncoupling * Conductor's Whistle * Bell * Headlight(s): Cab2 End * Headlight(s): Cab1 End * Switching maneuver * Switching range + switching light * Brake Compressor * Operating Sounds 1 * Doors Closing *

Total length approximately 48

the HO models are ready for service and feature: Molded starter points for grab irons (sold separately)

2700 x 500 mm

This line was operated until the Seventies by the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad

Rapido 207006 HO Budd M3 set (DC/Silent): LIRR/MTA - Blue Stripe / Yellow Ends: #9803 + 9804 RECSES_2025-5-10_CUR_559 sounds * * * *Specifications Manufacturer RAPIDO Control DC SCALE Railroad Long Island RR Paint Scheme LIRR BLUE & YELLOW HO Scale Budd M3 M3A Railcars The Metropolitan commuter cars have long been a staple of New York City commuting. These unique railcars have earned their living plying the rails of the northern NYC suburbs, as well as, Long Island for the past 40 years. In 1984, the Metropolitan cars were built by the now defunct Budd Company for the Metropolitan