Description
MTH Custom Run / MTH Special Run
The fully assembled lighted billboard is premounted on a base for easy placement anywhere on the layout. For those looking for a more prototypical look, the base can be quickly removed and the billboard legs can be easily inserted into soft styrofoam ground cover for a more realistic appearance.
The three overhead lamps cast a soft glow on the bright and realistic-looking graphics are sure to make any layout’s dark scenes really pop. The lamps are powered by any AC or DC model railroad power supply including the M.T.H. family of transformer’s using their accessory ports.
M.T.H. offers a variety of O scale buildings that will help you create whatever kind of model railroad world you desire; rural or urban, nostalgic or modern. Fully assembled and ready-to-use, M.T.H. accessories will transform your layout into a world of action in just minutes.
Earl Scheib was a company that specialized in low-cost repainting and collision repair of automobiles, with locations in 23 states in the United States.
Founded by Earl Scheib (February 28, 1908 – February 29, 1992)[2] in Los Angeles in 1937,[3] the company grew quickly following World War II and by 1975 had branches in Germany and England, all company-owned, with Scheib manufacturing his own paint through a wholly owned subsidiary.
Born in San Francisco on February 28, 1908, Scheib moved to Southern California with his family when he was 10. A graduate of Los Angeles High School, Scheib never went to college. Instead, he got a job as a gas station attendant changing oil and tires for General Petroleum Co. in the late 1920s. Not long after, he went into business with his own gas station on the corner of Whitworth and Fairfax. His neighbors soon began asking if he knew anyone who could paint their cars. So, each night, after closing time, Scheib would paint cars in the station’s lube garage.
It didn’t take long for word of Scheib’s painting service to spread, and soon there was more paint business than the station could handle. As a result, he sold his station, rented a “shack” on the corner of Pico and La Brea in Los Angeles, and in 1937 opened the first Earl Scheib Paint and Body. His philosophy was, “Work hard, be on time, and don’t worry about how much you make.” It was a belief that underscored the way he ran his business.[4]
Scheib’s paint-coating systems were used by its company-owned paint and collision repair shops. The paint also was sold to original equipment manufacturers and architectural construction firms.
The above statement taken from: Earl Scheib – History of
By Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Scheib
FEATURES
- Intricately Detailed ABS Construction
- Fully Assembled
- Operating Lights
- Self-Standing Or Mountable
- Unit Measures: 7 1/”2 x 5 3/4″ x 6″
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