Electric Relay Cabinet (1 Dr)

Item Number: dtw901

3.5 Stars (8 Reviews)

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Electric Relay Cabinet (1 Dr)

Item Number: dtw901

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Product Details

This is the HO Scale Electric Relay Cabinet (1 Dr) from Detail West.

Product Rank

#14 in HO-Scale
#20 in Trackside Accessories
#1288 in Model Trains

Features

Prototypes house controls for crossing gates, flashes, signals, etc.

Specifications

Details-West Product Number: 901
Walthers Product Number: 235-901
Walthers Catalog: 2015 HO, page 940

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Review Summary

The reviews highlight a mix of experiences with the assembly and quality of the product. Some users found it easy to assemble with minimal trimming needed and appreciated the realistic look and good detail, though small parts like feet can be tricky to attach. Others faced significant issues, such as mismatched components requiring substantial modification to fit properly, and inconsistencies in the design compared to expectations.

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very dissappointed

By: Johnshy70

was quit disappointed with this, I got product go to put it together does not come assembled no big deal, but it tells you to attach door to opening , well the door was about 1/4 inch to big to even fit into cabinet, and by picture should look like one door, well I received a double door, so had to grind down and file door down to finally fit into cabinet.

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Excellent Kit

By: Train Man Joe (joedannajr@gmail.com)

Very simple to assemble and paint. Looks very realistic.

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Good Castings

By: Steve K (Ohio)

This relay cabinet is very easy to assemble. I did not even need to do any trimming of flash except filing the bottom of the cabinet so it set level. The feet if you use them can be a bit tricky to glue on. They are very small and I attached them using tweezers, super glue and a pinch of baking soda as an accelerator. I did not even paint them as they are quite shiny. The price is right on these.

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