Multi-purpose Mth 20-3980-1 - 4-6-2 Usra Heavy Pacific Steam Engine "lackawanna" #1122 W/ Ps3 Accessory [ljzV2gX8]

Introducing the USRA Heavy Pacific Steam Engine "Lackawanna" #1122

The MTH 20-3980-1 4-6-2 USRA Heavy Pacific Steam Engine "Lackawanna" #1122 is a masterpiece of precision engineering and craftsmanship. This O Scale Premier model boasts an intricately detailed die-cast boiler and chassis, as well as a meticulously crafted tender body. With its authentic paint scheme and real tender coal load, this steam engine is a true work of art that will captivate both collectors and enthusiasts. The "Lackawanna" #1122 is not just a model; it's an experience that brings the steam era to life.

Key Features and Specifications

This exceptional steam engine is packed with advanced features that enhance both realism and performance. The die-cast locomotive trucks, handpainted engineer and fireman figures, and metal handrails, whistle, and bell contribute to its authenticity. With its powerful 7-pole precision flywheel-equipped motor and synchronized puffing ProtoSmoke System, the "Lackawanna" #1122 offers a dynamic and immersive experience. The Proto-Sound 3.0 with the Digital Command System adds an extra layer of realism, featuring a quillable whistle and freight yard proto-effects. The model measures 24 5/16” x 2 9/16” x 3 15/16”, operates on O-42 curves, and includes an onboard DCC/DCS decoder for seamless control.

Perfect for Collectors and Model Railroaders

The MTH 20-3980-1 4-6-2 USRA Heavy Pacific Steam Engine "Lackawanna" #1122 is ideal for collectors seeking to add a piece of history to their collections or model railroaders looking to enhance their layouts. Its impressive list of features, including prototypical Rule 17 Lighting, operating LED firebox glow, and lighted LED cab interior, ensures that this steam engine will be the centerpiece of any display. With its ability to run on O-42 curves, it offers versatility and compatibility with various layouts. Experience the charm and power of the steam era with the "Lackawanna" #1122, a model that combines historical significance with modern engineering excellence.