HO GEN 4-8-2 MT-4 Locomotive with DCC and Sound SP #4361 (ATHG-2116)
This HO-scale 4-8-2 Mt-4 steam locomotive with DCC and sound recreates a classic Mountain-type engine in Southern Pacific Daylight styling. Designed for HO layouts, it runs on DC or DCC power and includes a tender-mounted DCC decoder with SoundTrax Tsunami2 sound for authentic chuffing, whistles, and onboard audio. Part of the Legendary Liveries line, the Daylight-era SP paint scheme delivers a striking centerpiece for steam-era scenes and proto-freelance storytelling on any roster.
Attention to detail shines in features like see-through running boards, a detailed boiler backhead with printed gauges, and factory-applied parts such as a brass-painted bell and whistle, valves, steps, and piping. The model uses McHenry operating knuckle couplers and blackened metal wheels, with options like skyline casing and adjustable cab windows for added realism. Road-number-specific variants showcase the Daylight SP livery with skyline casing, spoked drivers, and Alligator-style crossheads paired with a semi-Vanderbilt tender. Built for 1926–1958 service and designed for HO layouts with a minimum 22-inch radius, it offers full DCC functionality with CV-based tuning for precise control of speed and sound.
This HO-scale 4-8-2 Mt-4 steam locomotive with DCC and sound recreates a classic Mountain-type engine in Southern Pacific Daylight styling. Designed for HO layouts, it runs on DC or DCC power and includes a tender-mounted DCC decoder with SoundTrax Tsunami2 sound for authentic chuffing, whistles, and onboard audio. Part of the Legendary Liveries line, the Daylight-era SP paint scheme delivers a striking centerpiece for steam-era scenes and proto-freelance storytelling on any roster.
Attention to detail shines in features like see-through running boards, a detailed boiler backhead with printed gauges, and factory-applied parts such as a brass-painted bell and whistle, valves, steps, and piping. The model uses McHenry operating knuckle couplers and blackened metal wheels, with options like skyline casing and adjustable cab windows for added realism. Road-number-specific variants showcase the Daylight SP livery with skyline casing, spoked drivers, and Alligator-style crossheads paired with a semi-Vanderbilt tender. Built for 1926–1958 service and designed for HO layouts with a minimum 22-inch radius, it offers full DCC functionality with CV-based tuning for precise control of speed and sound.
Original: $530.43
-65%$530.43
$185.65Description
This HO-scale 4-8-2 Mt-4 steam locomotive with DCC and sound recreates a classic Mountain-type engine in Southern Pacific Daylight styling. Designed for HO layouts, it runs on DC or DCC power and includes a tender-mounted DCC decoder with SoundTrax Tsunami2 sound for authentic chuffing, whistles, and onboard audio. Part of the Legendary Liveries line, the Daylight-era SP paint scheme delivers a striking centerpiece for steam-era scenes and proto-freelance storytelling on any roster.
Attention to detail shines in features like see-through running boards, a detailed boiler backhead with printed gauges, and factory-applied parts such as a brass-painted bell and whistle, valves, steps, and piping. The model uses McHenry operating knuckle couplers and blackened metal wheels, with options like skyline casing and adjustable cab windows for added realism. Road-number-specific variants showcase the Daylight SP livery with skyline casing, spoked drivers, and Alligator-style crossheads paired with a semi-Vanderbilt tender. Built for 1926–1958 service and designed for HO layouts with a minimum 22-inch radius, it offers full DCC functionality with CV-based tuning for precise control of speed and sound.
