ATSF 4-8-4 #3758 No-Sound DCC-Ready Locomotive (BLI9412)
The ATSF 4-8-4 #3758 is a remarkable model representing the legendary Santa Fe northern locomotive, known for its unique design and rich history. Built in 1927 by Baldwin Locomotive Works, this model showcases the first 4-8-4 type acquired by the Santa Fe. Initially designed to burn coal, it was converted to oil in 1936, enhancing its operational capabilities with larger tenders.
This model impressively captures the enduring legacy of the 3751 class, which was notable for its speed and power. The locomotives underwent significant upgrades in the early 1940s, allowing them to reach remarkable speeds of up to 103 MPH. Today, the 3751 is not only a piece of history but actively participates in special excursions due to a meticulous restoration in 1981.
The model features no sound and is DCC-ready, making it adaptable for those who wish to integrate sound systems in the future. The detailed craftsmanship ensures that this locomotive will be a stunning highlight in any layout or collection.
The ATSF 4-8-4 #3758 is a remarkable model representing the legendary Santa Fe northern locomotive, known for its unique design and rich history. Built in 1927 by Baldwin Locomotive Works, this model showcases the first 4-8-4 type acquired by the Santa Fe. Initially designed to burn coal, it was converted to oil in 1936, enhancing its operational capabilities with larger tenders.
This model impressively captures the enduring legacy of the 3751 class, which was notable for its speed and power. The locomotives underwent significant upgrades in the early 1940s, allowing them to reach remarkable speeds of up to 103 MPH. Today, the 3751 is not only a piece of history but actively participates in special excursions due to a meticulous restoration in 1981.
The model features no sound and is DCC-ready, making it adaptable for those who wish to integrate sound systems in the future. The detailed craftsmanship ensures that this locomotive will be a stunning highlight in any layout or collection.
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$100.80Description
The ATSF 4-8-4 #3758 is a remarkable model representing the legendary Santa Fe northern locomotive, known for its unique design and rich history. Built in 1927 by Baldwin Locomotive Works, this model showcases the first 4-8-4 type acquired by the Santa Fe. Initially designed to burn coal, it was converted to oil in 1936, enhancing its operational capabilities with larger tenders.
This model impressively captures the enduring legacy of the 3751 class, which was notable for its speed and power. The locomotives underwent significant upgrades in the early 1940s, allowing them to reach remarkable speeds of up to 103 MPH. Today, the 3751 is not only a piece of history but actively participates in special excursions due to a meticulous restoration in 1981.
The model features no sound and is DCC-ready, making it adaptable for those who wish to integrate sound systems in the future. The detailed craftsmanship ensures that this locomotive will be a stunning highlight in any layout or collection.
