Bowser Challenger 4-6-6-4 Steam Locomotive C&O HO
Untested Challenger style locomotive with a Chesapeake & Ohio scheme. Richly detailed and sourced from a Bowser model kit.
Untested Challenger style locomotive with a Chesapeake & Ohio scheme. Richly detailed and sourced from a Bowser model kit.
The Sunset Models Brass HO Scale NYC #5344 4-6-4 Steam Locomotive is a vintage replica of a 4-6-4 steam locomotive in brass color, designed for model railroads and trains enthusiasts aged 17 years and up. This ready-to-go pre-built model features an analog control system, operates on a two-rail system, and is a vintage piece from the New York Central railroad. The locomotive is detailed with features that align with the transportation theme, making it a valuable addition to any model railroad collection.
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This locomotive is in excellent condition with no missing or broken parts. It appears this locomotive and tender is NIB; it was taken out to test & photograph. A spec and parts sheet (in Italian!).
Excellent condition all around. Nice detail, working headlight, model runs well in both directions. DCC ready with 8 pin plug in tender. Original box, no paperwork. A couple of notes.
Introduced in 1987 this Challenger model was the last of the Con-Cor/Rivarossi steam locomotive releases (actually, the last new Con-Cor/Rivarossi locomotive of any kind). As far as I know, the only change it ever received over its relatively brief lifespan was the addition of blackened wheels (in the mid-to-late 1990s).
The Key Samhongsa HO Brass ATSF 3450 4-6-4 Hudson Steam Loco & Tender is a vintage model replica of an ATSF 3450 Class Hudson steam locomotive and tender. This unpainted brass locomotive is ready to go and features a 4-6-4 wheel configuration, 1:87 scale, and analog control system. Manufactured in 1978 by Key Model Imports in Japan, this steam locomotive is perfect for model railroad enthusiasts aged 17 years and up who enjoy a piece of transportation history from the USRA corporate roadname era.
Introduced in 1987 this Challenger model was the last of the Con-Cor/Rivarossi steam locomotive releases (actually, the last new Con-Cor/Rivarossi locomotive of any kind). As far as I know, the only change it ever received over its relatively brief lifespan was the addition of blackened wheels (in the mid-to-late 1990s).
Introduced in 1987 this Challenger model was the last of the Con-Cor/Rivarossi steam locomotive releases (actually, the last new Con-Cor/Rivarossi locomotive of any kind). As far as I know, the only change it ever received over its relatively brief lifespan was the addition of blackened wheels (in the mid-to-late 1990s).