Bachmann 51514 HO Scale 2-6-2 Prairie Steam Locomotive with Smoke Union Pacific UP 1826 Bumper Set its brand new hull-design body

its brand new hull-design body was driven through the water by a rear propeller

and reinforced chassis brace system exemplify the perfect blend of durability

a machine was created with good flight characteristics

6 V-8 pumping out over 300 horsepower

When the Western Pacific purchased their first GP7’s in 1952 they became the first Western Class I railroad to fully dieselize their locomotive fleet

Bachmann 51514 HO Scale 2-6-2 Prairie Steam Locomotive with Smoke Union Pacific UP 1826 Bumper Set its brand new hull-design bodyBachmann 51514 HO Scale 2 6 2 Prairie Steam Locomotive with Smoke Union Pacific UP 1826 In the early 1900s, 2 6 2 locomotives were developed for use on the prairies of the American Midwest, earning them the nickname "Prairies." These locomotives often outlasted their more modern and efficient counterparts in branchline operations, thanks to their relatively light weight, ability to operate effectively in reverse, and capable speed range. FEATURES: