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K2484-0495   Rock Island Scale RS-3 Diesel Engine w/smoke, Lionel RailSounds & TMCC Rock Island
    $299.95 ea.    
K2484-0495


Decorated in the authentic Rock Island paint scheme, this model version of Alco’s 1600 hp diesel-electric locomotive looks great hauling either a freight or passenger consist. Exceptional details, including separate metal handrails, movable radiator shutters and detailed trucks, contribute to the trackside realism. Powered by dual-vertical flywheel motors, this RS-3 Diesel is ready to work on your railroad.



Catalog: 2000 2nd Edition
Release Date: Sold Out
Product Availability: This item has been cancelled

Engine Features
  •   O Scale (1:48)
  •   Dual Vertical Motors Equipped with Flywheels
  •   Operating Smoke Unit w/On-Off Switch
  •   3 Position Reversing Unit
  •   Metal Operating Couplers
  •   Die Cast Trucks
  •   Accurately Detailed Trucks
  •   Metal Chassis
  •   Metal Grab Rails
  •   Metal Platform Railings
  •   Die Cast Fuel Tank
  •   Die Cast Steps
  •   Die Cast Pilot
  •   Operating Headlight
  •   Illuminated Number Boards
  •   Etched Metal Roof Screens
  •   Adjustable Side Louvers
  •   Freely Rotating Intake Fan
  •   Separate Metal Brakewheel
  •   Brass Horn

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On October 31, 2011 06:13 AM, Bill Uber wrote:

Where are the SCALE TWIN "A" E-8 ROCK ISLAND DIESEL ENGINES located at?
Their code number is K-28841. See the catalogs around 2000. Also they are listed in the 2000 winter edition of the K-line Connection Volume 8 Number 4. They were the engines to run the Golden State train. Please include them in your listing of K-line trains. Their color scheme and paintings are unmatched on anything I have ever seen.