Power your freight train over the Appalachian Mountains with this Williams Blue Ridge Hauler Freight Train Set. Powered by a monstrous 4-8-4 J-Class steam locomotive, you should have no trouble getting your freight to its destination.
Power Your Freight Train Over The Appalachian Mountains With This Williams Blue Ridge Hauler Freight
O Williams F7 A/A, Now You Can Pull That High-Speed Passenger Train
The EMD F7 locomotive was produced between February 1949 and December 1953 by EMD. Although originally promoted as a freight-hauling unit by EMD, the F7 was also used in passenger service hauling such trains as the Santa Fe’s El Capitan. Many F7s remained in service for decades, as railroads found them economical to operate and maintain.
O-31 Williams 60 Streamline Passenger Set, These Handsome Stainless-Steel Cars With Tuscan Red Trim.
In 1952, the Pennsylvania Railroad purchased new streamlined cars from the Budd Company. They were introduced on the ?Congressional?s? running between New York and Washington.
This Is Not A Toy And Should Not Be Judged As Such.
This is a hobby grade item intended for grown up railroad modelers. OF COURSE it is too fragile for little kids, and it has small parts: it is a little n-scale train! One does not buy it for little kids, but that is no reason to criticize it.
It’s A Real Workhorse!
The Bachmann Empire Builder Set is not only a beauty, it’s a real workhorse! The big Santa Fe “Northern” 4-8-4 with it’s 16-wheel oil tender (the tender alone is 52′) easily handles the eight freight cars that are included in the set. In fact, this engine will pull more than 40 freight cars. The set is well constructed and includes telephone poles, railroad and street signs, 44″x24″ oval of Bachmann nickel silver E-Z track, power pack, speed controller, and instruction manual is included. There is a lifetime limited warranty on the locomotive.