51510 Prairie 2-6-2 w/Smoke & Tender - Union Pacific #1837 Steam Locomotive Diesel-Electric-Engine Goods sheds were common sights

Goods sheds were common sights at larger town stations in the early days of the railways

You could also fit them in buses or bus stops

This Graham Farish wagon is a fine rendition of the prototype

As-delivered appearance

51510 Prairie 2-6-2 w/Smoke & Tender - Union Pacific #1837 Steam Locomotive Diesel-Electric-Engine Goods sheds were common sightsIn the early 1900s, 2 6 2 locomotives were developed for use on the prairies of the American Midwest, earning them the nickname "Prairies." These locomotives often outlasted their more modern and efficient counterparts in branchline operations, thanks to their relatively light weight, ability to operate effectively in reverse, and capable speed range. Features include: Precision motor. Completely hidden drivetrain. Electrically isolated motor to allow