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Western Maryland J-1 Potomac 4-8-4
Here is a model of a handsome and modern engine that was built very late in the steam era, January of 1947 to be exact, by the Baldwin Locomotive Company. The model faithfully captures every detail with quality casting and excellent workmanship plus a quiet and smooth easy rolling drive.
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Western Maryland M-2 Challenger 4-6-6-4
A high quality superdetailed model of this engine is now available for immediate shipping. As the accompanying photos of a production sample show, it is a superb model that also runs as good as it looks.
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Chesapeake & Ohio H-4 2-6-6-2
This superb model has all the quality and detail features that a collector or operator would want. A unique trailing truck design enables the model to have as much truck swing as possible without sacrificing appearance.
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Western Maryland Caboose
This beautifully detailed caboose has a movable cushion underframe with full interior detail and correctly done windows. This model was done to compliment the Western Maryland engines done by C&LS and to provide collectors with the best O scale brass caboose on the market.
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Fairbanks-Morse Train Master
Just a few models remain in stock. They have two drive motors, 4-5 fan motors depending on the version and still pull less than 1 amp running. The ball bearings in the critical areas make the model powerful and smooth.
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