Trainworx (49036) | Kenworth W900 (1970s) Seminole Tractor w/ 36

Trainworx (49036) | Kenworth W900 (1970s) Seminole Tractor w/ 36" Sleeper Cab | Assembled | N Scale

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Trainworx (49036) | Kenworth W900 (1970s) Seminole Tractor w/ 36" Sleeper Cab | Assembled | N ScaleThe Kenworth W900 is one of the most iconic long haul rigs ever builtand Trainworx absolutely nailed it with this N scale release. This 1970s era Seminole Tractor with the 36" sleeper cab is a standout piece, capturing the bold presence and classic lines that made the W900 a legend on American highways. Finished in a sharp black and grey scheme, it looks right at home hauling freight alongside your modern or transitional era consists. But what really

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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023