Phase 1B ''Train Master'' - Fairbanks-Morse 2,400 HP Road Switcher Model H-24-66. In 1953 Fairbanks Morse produced the 'most useful locomotive ever built' with the 2,400 horsepower Train Master. Utilizing a 12 cylinder opposed piston engine, it was the highest horsepower engine available at that time. Distinguishing features included high walkways, massive hood, and trimount trucks. 105 Train Masters were built for varied service in the United States and 22 for Canada. Features Include: - Directional lighting - Painted safety rails - Etched metal grilles - Blackened metal wheels - Dual-flywheel equipped 5-pole skewed armature motor with a low friction mechanism - Factory-installed AccuMate? magnetic knuckle couplers!