HO Scale Model Railroad Signal Electronics Box S007 and Battery Box 6 Pack
The railroad signal box contains the electronics and back-up batteries to control the crossing signals and arms/gates. The prototype for this model is found on the Norfolk Southern Marion Branch in Indiana, but this style may be found all over the country. The back-up batteries in this style are housed in a separate battery box. Located near the signal box, the battery boxes were typically constructed of concrete with a metal cover. This set is a 6 pack and does not contain any actual electronics. The model is resin 3D printed for maximum detail in HO scale (1:87), and measures approximately 0.5" wide, 0.27" deep and 0.62" tall. The battery box is approximately 0.4" wide, 0.4" deep and 0.2" tall. The model comes unpainted. This model is for display only. It is not a toy. The model contains small parts that could present a choking hazard to children. It contains UV cured resin and should not be displayed in direct sunlight.
The railroad signal box contains the electronics and back-up batteries to control the crossing signals and arms/gates. The prototype for this model is found on the Norfolk Southern Marion Branch in Indiana, but this style may be found all over the country. The back-up batteries in this style are houséd in a separate battery box. Located near the signal box, the battery boxes were typically constructed of concrete with a metal cover. This is a set of 6 signal boxes and 6 battery boxes and does not contain any actual electronics.
The model is resin 3D printed for maximum detail in HO scale (1:87), and measures approximately 0.5" wide, 0.27" deep and 0.62" tall. The battery box is approximately 0.4" wide, 0.4" deep and 0.2" tall. The model comes unpainted.
This model is for display only. It is not a toy. The model contains small parts that could present a choking hazard to children. It contains UV cured resin and should not be displayed in direct sunlight.
Materials and care
This item is made from 3D printed UV curable resin. It should not be displayed in direct sunlight unless a UV blocking coating is first applied. This can be either paint with a UV blocker or a UV blocking clearcoat.
