Lionel 6-11316

PENNSYLVANIA 4-4-2 ATLANTIC CONV.

 

A mainstay passenger engine for decades, the 4-4-2 steam locomotive was the perfect turn-of the- century engine for quick travel. The stable, two- wheel trailing truck on the 4-4-2 Atlantic allowed for a larger firebox, increasing horsepower and speed compared to earlier steam locomotives. Ultimately, more powerful engines such as 4-6-2's replaced the smaller Atlantics, ushering in a new era of heavy-duty steam locomotives. In their heyday, close to 2,000 Atlantic engines operated on North American railroads. Features
  • Transformer controlled forward, neutral, and reverse operation
  • Synchronized fan-driven smoke unit
  • Conventional RailSounds sound system
  • Realistic separately applied coal load
  • Powerful maintenance-free motor with momentum flywheel
  • Die-cast metal locomotive body, frame, and pilot
  • Magnetic coupler on rear of tender
  • Traction tires
  • Select separately applied details
  • Die-cast metal tender body and trucks
  • Opening tender water hatch for easy access to sound controls
  • Operating headlight
  • Engineer figure
  • Locomotive Road Number: 6062
  • Gauge: Standard O
  • Dimensions: Length: 18 1/2
  • RailLine: Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore
  • Minimum Curve: O-31

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