Athearn Genesis G1105 ICC Caboose Fort Worth & Denver (BN) FWD 160 w/DCC Lights & Sound Flagpole spins and other advanced aerobatic

spins and other advanced aerobatic maneuvers with ease

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Based on Equipment in Service 1954-71

Athearn Genesis G1105 ICC Caboose Fort Worth & Denver (BN) FWD 160 w/DCC Lights & Sound Flagpole spins and other advanced aerobaticAthearn Genesis G1105 ICC Caboose Fort Worth & Denver (BN) FWD 160 w DCC Lights & Sound Perhaps one of the most recognizable icons of American railroading, the caboose completed the train. Cabooses provided shelter for the rear end crew. From the cupola or bay windows, the crew could keep a lookout for shifting loads, damaged equipment, and overheating axles. As rail cars became larger in the late 1950s and early 1960s, there was a real need for