KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN

Kansas City Southern 2-10-4 Steam Locomotive The 2-10-4 steam locomotive was built for power and speed, capable of hauling heavy freight across vast rail networks. Originally delivered in 1944, these locomotives were among the last steam engines introduced by the railroad. Designed for high-speed freight service, they played a crucial role in moving large loads efficiently. In 1956, some of these locomotives were leased for coal-hauling operations, proving their versatility and reliability.

Now available with modern enhancements, this locomotive brings historical railroading to life with advanced features.

Key Features:
Multiple Control Options: Operate using a remote, a mobile app, or a command system. Compatible with conventional transformers for traditional operation.

Authentic Sound and Voice Control: Includes realistic steam engine sounds, adjustable whistle and bell tones, and interactive crew and tower communications. Voice control allows operation through a mobile app.

Realistic Smoke and Lighting Effects: Features a fan-driven smoke system, adjustable smoke output, illuminated classification lights, and directional lighting.

Durable and Detailed Construction: Built with a sturdy metal frame, metal tender body, and trucks for long-lasting performance. Includes a high level of separately applied details and an authentic builder’s plate.

Enhanced Coupling and Speed Features: Equipped with an automatic rear coupling mechanism and speed control for smooth operation.

Interior and Exterior Detailing: Features illuminated cab interior, glass windows, and engineer and fireman figures for added realism.

Product Specifications:
Rail Line: Kansas City Southern

Road Number: 905

Gauge: O Gauge

Power Source: Electric

Engine Type: Steam

Minimum Curve Requirement: O72

Dimensions: Length: 30 1/2 inches

Warning: Contains small parts. Not intended for children under 3 years old.

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