C&O Streamlined Hudson
and "The Chessie"

C&O HUDSONS - SOLD OUT

CHESSIE CAR RESERVATIONS OPEN

The No. 490 was constructed by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) for the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway (C&O) in 1926. As one of the five F-19 4-6-2 "Pacific" locomotives built for the C&O, the No. 490 was used on passenger trains on the mainline east of Charlottesville and west of Clifton Forge. In 1930, the No. 490 was assigned to the "Sportsman," the premier C&O passenger train at the time. Later, the No. 490 was transferred to the "George Washington." The No. 490 and other 4-6-2s operated between the Cincinnati and Washington route until 1942 when the C&O replaced the "Pacifics" with new heavy Baldwin 4-8-4. The No. 490 and other 4-6-2s continued to run as secondary passenger trains during World War II. (B&O RAILROAD MUSEUM)

Southern Pacific S-12
0-6-0 Switcher

#1278 - Black (JUST 3 3R LEFT)

Built by the Sacramento Shops.
This 0-6-0 switcher was in full use during the steam era of Southern Pacific.
Many still remain today. Sunset Models is proud to announce this Southern Pacific S-12 Switcher.

All Brass Construction Fully Detailed Backhead  ERR CRUISE in 3 Rail TMCC/ New OEM Railsounds Compatible with Legacy, DCS, TMCC, Conventional Control in 3 Rail Coil Couplers in 3 Rail Available in 2R or 3R 054 3 Rail Track, 48" Radius 2 Rail Track Compatible Only 15 each produced in 2R and 3R, $1449.95 MSRP

Southern Pacific S-12 Switcher 0-6-0 OFFERED IN BLACK OR GREEN BOILER VERSIONS

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