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#5061 - Route 66 Roadside Billboard Route 66 was established on November 11, 1926 -- with road signs erected the following year. The highway, which became one of the most famous roads in America, originally ran from Chicago, Illinois, through Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona before terminating in Santa Monica in Los Angeles County, California, covering a total 2,448 miles.
Miller Engineering's Light Works USA signs use advanced electroluminescent lighting technology to create a bright, realistic glow. This sign features an animated lighting sequence that cycles automatically to draw the eye and bring your layout to life. The ultra-thin, flexible lamp can be trimmed to fit and mounts easily to buildings or structures. The kit comes with a battery case so the sign can run on its own batteries, and it can also be powered by a Miller Engineering AC adapter (sold separately).
Key Features:
- Suitable for O/HO scale layouts
- Electroluminescent Light Works USA lighting technology
- Animated lighting effect for realistic movement
- Easy to install and can be trimmed to fit
- Includes a battery case for self-contained power
- Also runs on a Miller Engineering AC adapter (sold separately)
Miller Engineering 5061 O/HO Scale Route 66 Billboard
$37.79
Miller Engineering's Light Works USA signs use advanced electroluminescent lighting technology to create a bright, realistic glow. This sign features an animated lighting sequence that cycles automatically to draw the eye and bring your layout to life. The ultra-thin, flexible lamp can be trimmed to fit and mounts easily to buildings or structures. The kit comes with a battery case so the sign can run on its own batteries, and it can also be powered by a Miller Engineering AC adapter (sold separately).
Key Features:
- Suitable for O/HO scale layouts
- Electroluminescent Light Works USA lighting technology
- Animated lighting effect for realistic movement
- Easy to install and can be trimmed to fit
- Includes a battery case for self-contained power
- Also runs on a Miller Engineering AC adapter (sold separately)