With the advent of the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917, the Baldwin Locomotive Works was forced to stop shipment of over 100 2-10-0 locomotives originally bound for Czarist Russia. These ?orphan? locomotives later found homes with American railroad companies and helped relieve a scarcity of motive power following World War I. Faithful to detail, each roadname of this Spectrum? model has been customized per prototype. Features include: ? DCC-ready ? operating headlight ? completely hidden drive train ? belt/flywheel drive ? 5-pole precision sealed can motor ? precision balanced brass flywheel ? metal motor bearings ? separately applied stack, domes and cab ? metal detail parts, including bell, whistle, pop valves, cut levers, handrails and stanchions ? separate sanding lines ? highly detailed cab interior ? fully painted crew figures ? siderods blackened per prototype ? rust colored, magnetically operated E-Z Mate? knuckle couplers in front and rear ? diecast, finescale driver spokes Tender features: ? hand-tooled coal load ? detailed coal boards ? metal handrails ? detailed underframe ? all-wheel electrical pickup