The Walthers 933 - 4160 HO Scale Diesel Service Facility Sanding Tower is an essential addition to engine terminals, big or small. This newly - tooled model, designed specifically for servicing diesels, has been in use from the late 1950s up to now. It's typical of towers at major engine facilities and short - line terminals. With a detailed safety cage ladder, supply piping, and four outlet hoses, it looks great beside the Cornerstone Early Diesel Fueling Facility (933 - 2908, sold separately) and other engine terminal structures. Molded in light gray, it fits HO layouts from the 1950s to today.

Using the Walthers HO Scale Diesel Service Facility Sanding Tower is easy. Just place it on your HO layout where you want an engine terminal. It's suitable for layouts from the 1950s to the present. When handling it, be careful with the detailed parts like the safety cage ladder and the outlet hoses to avoid breakage. For maintenance, you can gently dust it off with a soft brush. Keep it away from sharp objects and excessive moisture to maintain its good condition and appearance. You can also pair it with the Cornerstone Early Diesel Fueling Facility (sold separately) to create a more realistic engine terminal scene.