BLI 2939 Light Pacific 4-6-2, WAB #660, Paragon2 Sound/DC/DCC, HO
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The Pacific-type locomotive evolved as the need for power and speed increased. First, the four-wheel leading truck delivered stability at the faster speeds. Second, six tall drivers provided pulling power and speed. Last, a two-wheel trailing truck provided support for a larger firebox. The sum of this design was the 4-6-2 USRA Pacific.The USRA designation for light and heavy locomotives was a function of the track's ability to withstand weight. Excessive axle weight could damage the rails, loosen fastenings, and also cause damage to the locomotive. The USRA deemed a maximum of 54,000 pounds per axle as a light locomotive. The USRA Light Pacific weighed in at 277,000 lbs, with a 73 inch driver diameter and a boiler pressure of 200 lb/in.BLI's models follow the original designs closely. Railroad specific variations are not modeled on these locomotives. In most instances we offer two locomotive numbers for each railroad, and we are offering a painted model (black) with no lettering.NOTICE: Due to insufficient boiler diameter in the USRA Light Pacifics, these units will not have smoke units.Paragon2 Sound System Features:- Operates in DC & DCC (use DCMaster for DC Sound - Record & Play Operation - Records and plays back sounds and movements once or repeatedly for automatic operation - 16-bit Sample Rate for exceptional high frequency
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