The most important locomotive to the Canadian National RR is the U Class  4-8-4 “Confederations”.

There are six surviving "Confederations"; number 6153 at the Canadian Railway Museum in Delson, QC, number 6167 near the CN station in Guelph, ON, numbers 6200 and 6400 at the National Museum of Science and Technology in Ottawa, ON, number 6213 at Maritime Museum Exhibition Park in Toronto, ON and number 6218 at the Fort Erie Railroad Museum in Fort Erie, ON.

Also being produced are the GTW U3b and The Ohio Central U3b “Excursion”.

• 2 or 4 Chuffs Per Rev Selectable
• Fully Detailed Cab Interior With Crew Figures
• Operating Hatches and Vents
• O54 Track Operation or Larger 3 Rail 56" Radius 2 Rail 
• All Brass Construction, Sprung Drivers, Trucks
• HUGE Pittman Motor with Coasting Flywheel
• 3R EOB Cruise, TMCC Railsounds 4.0 Synchronized Smoke