Modeled after the Two-Truck Shay Locomotive that was built in the 1920s, this type of engine was used by many lumber, mining, quarry company railroads, other industrial railroads, a few common carrier short lines and major railroad systems for service in the logging and milling industries.

Features:

Die-cast frame and boiler
Drive shaft detail
Operating drive-shaft
Directional lighting
All wheel drive and all wheel pick-up
Separately-applied grab railings
Prototypical painting and lettering
DCC capable-motor isolated from frame
Minimum radius: 9-3/4"
All numbered locomotives feature black painting with white lettering.