Reading Arch Roof Combine Premium Instructions

Reading Arch Roof Combine Premium Instructions The Reading Arch Roof combines began appearing in the early to mid 1920's alongside their coach counterparts with the CVl class. These cars introduced the distinctive round roof look that became a Reading signature, an many older classes of cars were later updated to this look. These cars were designed for short haul passenger service such as commuter runs. These cars lasted well into the 1960's in service on the Reading with many surviving in preservation and tourist railroad operation to this day. In addition to the Reading several other railroads purchased these cars new, or second hand, including the Central New Jersey, and Boston & Maine railroads. Combine no. 408 featured prominently on the Iron Horse Rambles, a series of excursions throughout its system using four of the Reading T-1 steam locomotives. See our review video here.   Our instructions include options to build several variants of this car as it appeared over the years