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Above is a sample of the packaging Revell did for many accessory items.  This 800 Plus Power Station is sitting in a carboard package that has a lid that can open and fold up to display the Revell logo and act as a store display.  Revell did this type of package with out items too, the Operating Crossing Gate has a nice display box similar to this one done for the Power Station.

800 "Plus" Power Station
(No.T6050)
This Revell power pack is listed simply as UL-Approved Power Station in the 1957-58 catalog and was then sold for $12.95.  The pack was rated for 800-millampere power.  The same pack becomes the 800 "Plus" Power Station in the 1958-59 catalog, though the stock number remains the same T6050.  The price in '58 is lowered to $9.95.

1000 MA Power Station
(No.T6060)
Added to the Revell line in the 1958-59 catalog is this 1000 milliampreres power pack.  The 800 "Plus" Power Station is stated as being powerful enough to run and diesel, but the 1000 MA Power Station is recommended by Revell for all steam locos.  This pack featured a self-resetting circuit breaker.  This item's retail in 1958 was $10.95.

Bridge And Trestle Set 
(No.T6015)
Surprisingly not found in the Revell catalogs until the 1959-60 edition, the Bridge And Trestle Set was a 33-piece accessory.  This item included the same Railroad Bridge (No.T6020) as sold separately in the Revell line and enough piers to create a figure-eight track plan.  The Revell catalog staes the bridge section is scaled from an actual span found on the Santa Fe.  The item retailed for $2.98.

Railroad Bridge 
(No.T6020)
Very similar to like examples found in many HO-scale train lines, Revell catalogs a plastic cast steel girder Railroad Bridge in the 1959-60 catalog.  The bridge appears to be the same length as a 9" straight section of brass track.  The catalog does state that the track piece is not included for the item's ninety-eight cent retail price.

Remote Control Turnout Switches 
No.T6075 Left Turnout
No.T6076 Right Turnout
 
Revell's brass track Remote Control Turnout Switches sold for $4.50 in the 1957-58 catalog.

Manual Turnout Switches (not pictured)
(No.T6073 Left Turnout)
(No.T6074 Right Turnout)
Hand operated brass track switches, which are listed in Revell's 1957-58 catalog for $2.95 each.

Dual-Action Uncoupler
(No.T6001)
Revell's 1957-58 catalog states this item is the, "only uncoupler with vertical springs to adjust to height of cars-lets you separate cars without effort whenever you want!  Just back cars to a stop opposite the switchman on the uncoupling ramp and side springs flip couplers apart."  This track section was included in many Revell train sets and sold separately for seventy-five cents in 1957.

Automatic Re-Railer (not pictured)
(No.T6000)
A 9" section of brass straight track with molded plastic crossing re-railer section.  This item is listed for sixty-cents in the 1957-58 catalog.

Straight Track (not pictured)
(No.T6070)
Typical 9" section of brass track. Revell lists a single section at a quarter in 1957 or you could buy a dozen straight sections for $3.00.
 
Curved Track (not pictured)
(No.6072 18" Radius)
(No.6071 15" Radius)
Selling for the same quarter each that Revell sold straight sections, one could build a pike with either 18" or 15" radius curves.  Revell also lists these 9" section track pieces as being sold in dozen lots for $3.00.
 
Curved Terminal Track (not pictured)
(No.6078)
Typical 9" section of 18" radius curved brass track with plastic mounted plate that contains two screws for power wires coming off power pack.  Revell lists this item at seventy-five cents for 1957.
 
Bumper Track (not pictured)
(No.6077)
Short 4" section of straight with molded bumper unit fixed to its end for use on sidings.  This item retailed for forty-nine cents in 1957.