Rapido Trains 208006 HO Scale CTA 2600-series L (DC/Silent): Speedlines Logo Scheme: #2897 + 2898 Motor behind the driver's seat

behind the driver's seat

or special tools: just your passion and patience

the reefer enabled Chicago to become “Hog Butcher for the World”

Prototypically accurate "beveled" all-corrugated sides

Among other armored personnel carriers produced during World War II

Rapido Trains 208006 HO Scale CTA 2600-series L (DC/Silent): Speedlines Logo Scheme: #2897 + 2898 Motor behind the driver's seatRapido Trains 208006 HO Scale CTA 2600 series L (DC Silent): Speedlines Logo Scheme: #2897 + 2898 A defining example of late 20th century rapid transit design, the 2600 series L cars represented a major step forward in durability, passenger comfort, and propulsion technology when introduced in the early 1980s. Built with stainless steel bodies and engineered for the demanding stop and go environment of elevated and subway operations, these cars became