Smooth performance. I will try to notify you if it runs later than that for any reason. May have minor parts replaced.C-5 Good-Sign of play wear: scratches and minor paint loss. Evidence of heavy use.C-3 Poor-Requires major repair: Heavily scratched, major rust and missing parts.
Frateschi took great care to reproduce the exclusive bogie used in the model sold to Brazil, with a new gearbox and a zamak undercarriage, as well as fidelity of design and scale.
This locomotive was manufactured in the USA in the late 1930s by General Electric. They had 3800 HP of power and a weight of 165 tons, less than those of New Haven, due to construction changes. The Central do Brasil Railway received 15 locomotives in 1948, which were passed to RFFSA in 1957.