Class C-19 Painted, Unlettered

We are exceptionally excited to announce the production of two special painted and unlettered versions of the Class 70/C-19 locomotive. We often receive requests for a more "generic" 2-8-0 that will find a home on any HOn3 layout .

Well, happy days are here! The Class C-19 locomotives are of a design that was classic of the era and very similar to narrow gauge consolidation locomotives built for many other pikes throughout the late 1800s. You may choose to letter yours with a unique road name, make another D&RG(W) road number out of it, or even do a little “kit bashing” for your own special version!

For example, the C-19s are very similar to Silverton Northern engines 3 and 4, and with a little detail work you are ready to go! Many other possibilities exist, so regardless of your road name preferences we think you will be pleased with the unique details each version has to offer.

Our Early Version details are reminiscent of details found on locomotives of the late 1910s and thru the 1930s, while our Later Version best represents typical locomotive details of the 1930s through the early 1950s.

Features:

• Round sand and steam domes
• Pyle National style headlight
• Steel sheathed style cab sides
• Two 11-inch single stage air compressors
• Road Style Pilot
• Later style Pyle dynamo
• Black boiler paint scheme with graphite smokebox