Prairie 2-6-2 Steam Locomotive & Tender - PRR #2765 - N Scale

Prairie 2-6-2 steam locomotive - PRR #2765 - N scale. In the early 1900S 2-6-2 steam locomotives began to appear along railroad lines that ran through the farms and fields of the Midwestern prairies. These engines became affectionately known as “prairies”. the 2 6 2 was developed as the first domestic freight engine with a trailing truck. Its performance at high speeds left much to be desired, however. Fortunately, the 2 6 2 found itself useful on dual service branch lines and logging lines. This N scale model boasts true to prototype body details.

• Die cast chassis, and metal handrails
• Skew wound motor with bronze bearings, engine and tender electrical pick-up
• Traction tires for greater pulling power, preforms best on 11.25" Radius curves or greater
• E-z Mate Mark II coupler on tender
• N scale 1: 160