Bluford Shops 70-Ton Offset-Side 3-Bay Hopper w/ Load - Nickel Plate Road #34482 - N Scale (NOS)

Bluford Shops 70-Ton Offset-Side 3-Bay Hopper w/ Load - Nickel Plate Road #34482 - N Scale (NOS)

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M251S

$18.99

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Bluford Shops 70-Ton Offset-Side 3-Bay Hopper w/ Load - Nickel Plate Road #34482 - N Scale (NOS)The Bluford Shops 70 Ton Offset Side 3 Bay Hopper with Load is based on cars first appearing in the late 1920s and by the late 1930s had become an association of American Railroads standard design. Prototypes were built in large groups and delivered by a number of car builders through the 1960s. Prototypes operated into the 1980s. Used for hauling coal and aggregates they operated behind steam and classic diesels. These ready to run cars feature die

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It’s a nice watch. I own pieces from other brands, and I stopped wearing this one for about a month; when I decided to put it back on, it was still running. I found this odd, since it’s supposed to be an automatic watch—meaning you need to wear it to keep it wound and functioning—and it supposedly doesn't use a battery. Another thing: every time I wash my hands, water gets inside the watch, even though it’s rated for a depth of 30 meters. I have my doubts as to whether it’s truly an automatic or not. Does anyone else here own one?

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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026