Lackawanna TMCC FM Train Master Diesel #850 In 1953, Fairbanks-Morse began building its massive Train Master diesel locomotives to become powerful workhorses with universal use. The new units were promoted as providing 50 to 60 percent more power, 50 to 90 percent more continuous tractive effort, and 50 percent more weight on their wheels in a single unit as compared to any 1,500 to 1,600 horsepower, four-axle diesel locomotive in service at the time. In June of 1953, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western purchased ten Train Masters to complete its own diesel locomotive line. Designated by FM as models H24-66, Lackawanna's new diesels were used for both passenger and freight service. These Lackawanna Train Master locomotives have been painstakingly replicated with the look and feel of the original prototype. ElectroCouplers Lighting Magne-Traction Odyssey System RailSounds Smoke Unit TrainMaster Command Control SKU: 6-18375 Dimensions: Length: 16 1/2" Gauge: Standard O Scale price: 449.99 year: 2006 rail line: Lackawanna Minimum Radius: O-31 Catalog Year: 2006 Catalog Title: Classic Trains Vol. 1 2006 Road Number: 850 Lackawanna TrainMaster Locomotive Set - 4/06 FEATURES: TrainMaster Command Control equipped – able to run in Command Control mode or Conventional Transformer mode RailSounds 5.0 sound system with new intelligible CrewTalk dialog, more TowerCom announcements, and eight diesel RPM levels Odyssey System for speed control with ON/OFF switch Dual, powerful maintenance-free motors with momentum flywheels Magne-Traction track gripping system Fan-driven smoke unit Two ElectroCouplers Directional lighting, including operating headlights Realistic, pulsing Mars light Operating radiator fans Separately applied metal vent screens and handrails Die-cast metal pilots, fuel tanks, and trucks Metal frames Accurate, separately applied builder's plates Lighted number boards Lighted cab interior Engineer and fireman figures Manuals Find the latest manuals in our support section. Replacement Parts Buy any replacement parts in our support section. Contact Contact a service station to fix your product
