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Baltimore
& Ohio EM-1 2-8-8-4
While articulated locomotives are most often
associated with western railroads, the eastern roads had
their share of these incredible leviathans. Considered the
largest and finest power on the B&O, thirty EM-1's
were built in 1944 and 1945 to haul coal traffic over
their Cumberland Division. Even though tunnel and bridge
clearances on the B&O were tight, the locomotive's
designers utilized every possible square inch of space to
maximize power while still operating within the clearances
of B&O's main lines.
Lionel's new
scale model captures all the detail of the original, along
with the features you've come to expect: Die-cast
construction, Command Control, Pittman motor and
Articulated RailSounds.
Features:
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All new
Die-cast boiler, frame and tender, Wireless tether,
TrainMaster Command equipped, High Torque Pittman
motor, Articulated RailSounds 4.0 with TowerCom,
CrewTalk and DynaChuff, All 16 driving wheels powered,
Fan driven smoke unit, Traction tires, Operating
headlight Directional lighting, Red firebox glow,
Engineer and fireman figures, Pilot with optional
scale or Lionel front coupler for double-heading.
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Minimum
radius: 0-72.
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Scale:
0-Guage.
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Length: 32
1/4"
$1499.95
Item# 6-28051 (#7616)
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