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K3330-3420   Santa Fe Pacific Steam & Tender, Real Sounds Santa Fe
    $474.95 ea.    

K3330-3420


This Pacific Engine is an O Gauge operators Dream Steam Locomotive. All the details of a high-end Scale model are found here in the Traditional Size everyone loves. This high quality locomotive is the most detailed semi-scale steam engine produced, at the affordable price you have come to expect from K-LINE®.

The engine and tender are equipped with Real Sounds® to provide full digital sound to recreate the sounds of steam railroading while the smoke unit generates just the right amount of smoke.

Catalog: 2000 1st Edition
Release Date: SOLD OUT

Engine Features
  •   Die Cast Boiler
  •   Die Cast Chassis
  •   Die Cast Open-Slotted Pilot
  •   Brass tubing down sides
  •   Operating Headlight
  •   Operating Marker Lights
  •   Operating Smoke Unit
  •   Illuminated Firebox
  •   Engineer Figure
  •   Cab Detail
  •   Swinging Brass Bell
  •   Coupler Lift Chain
  •   Opening Boiler Front
  •   Brass Whistle Detail
  •   Brass Smoke Stack
  •   Sintered Steel Wheels
  •   Open-Spoked Drive Wheels
  •   Metal Handrails
  •   Turned Metal Stanchions
  •   Motor with Brass Flywheel
  •   Worm Gear Driven
  •   Interchangeable Scale and “O” Gauge Die Cast Couplers Included

Tender Features
  •   Die Cast Body
  •   Operating Marker Lights
  •   Rear Directional Light
  •   6-Wheel Die Cast Trucks
  •   Separate Metal Grab Rails
  •   Separate Die Cast Metal Steps
  •   Die Cast Ladder

Pacific Engine & Tender Features
  •   3 Position Electronic Reversing Unit
  •   20 Inches Long
  •   7.5 Pounds
  •   Operates on O-31 Diameter Track

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On January 11, 2018 06:40 PM, Anonymus thinks that something is not accurate:

It's not entirely accurate . I was about 8 to 10 years old when I came upon a man who was drawing the 3420, and he said he was doing It for one of the train toy makers; I can't remember which one now. I was fascinated by his skill at accurately drawing it because his work looked nearly like a black and white photograph. At that time the engine was an oil burner and had a stack which had two parts of which one could be set on top of the other. If you put in Santa Fe 3420 in your search engine you'll find.a photo from my collection of the engine sitting in the yards at Shopton, IA where he did the drawings. In fairness the engine was originally a coal burner but modified to burn oil in the late 30s.