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Bachmann N SCALE PRR K4-S PACIFIC 4-6-2 W/DCC SOUND AT WWW.PATSTRAINS.COM BEST PRICE

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Hello, All

We have the New Bachmann N SCALE PRR K4-S PACIFIC 4-6-2 W/DCC SOUND AT WWW.PATSTRAINS.COM BEST PRICE.

These units are on sale at $229.99 and Free Shipping for OGR Members.

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Pat

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 $229.99
Bachmann #52853 PRR PRE-WAR W/SLAT PILOT K4-S PACIFIC 4-6-2 #5448 W/DCC SOUND
Stock Number:
52853
Gauge:
N Gauge
Manufacturer:
Bachmann
Product Type:
Locomotives
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 $229.99
Bachmann #52852 PRR POST WAR W/MODERN PILOT K4-S PACIFIC 4-6-2 #3750 W/DCC SOUND
Stock Number:
52852
Gauge:
N Gauge
Manufacturer:
Bachmann
Product Type:
Locomotives
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BACHMANN PRR #5440 – PRE-WAR BRUNSWICK GREEN Item No. 52854
Stock Number:
52854
Gauge:
N Gauge
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Bachmann
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Bachmann #52851 PRR POST WAR W/MODERN PILOT K4-S PACIFIC 4-6-2 #1361 W/DCC SOUND
Stock Number:
52851
Gauge:
N Gauge
Manufacturer:
Bachmann
Product Type:
Locomotives
Availability:
In Stock
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Bachmann #52851 PRR POST WAR W/MODERN PILOT K4-S PACIFIC 4-6-2 #1361 W/DCC SOUND

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Bachmann #52851 PRR POST WAR W/MODERN PILOT K4-S PACIFIC 4-6-2 #1361 W/DCC SOUND
The K4 4-6-2 is now available in Bachmann’s line of N scale DCC sound-equipped locomotives with our Sound Value SoundTraxx® steam package that includes authentic prototypical chuff, short and long whistles, bell, air pump, steam release, and blower—all in 16-bit polyphonic sound. This finescale engine also features a die-cast chassis, precision motor, and prototypical detailing. The Pre-War K4 models, based on a World War I-era model, feature distinctive “chicken coop” slat pilots, while the Post-War versions are equipped with modern pilots. See the locomotive in action in the video below.
Stock Number:
52851
Gauge:
N Gauge
Manufacturer:
Bachmann
Product Type:
Locomotives
Price:
$229.99
Availability:
In Stock

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eddie geddie gOGR Forum Member

As most of you know, I am building an N gauge RR. it's all Kato including the rolling stock. The reason that I went with Kato was because my favorite things are a GG1 &  double  crossovers. The transformers & controls are also Kato. I built a stream using enviro tex lite, & now I just completed a mountain. For the first time  I used plaster cloth & rolled up newspapers, & masking tape. One thing I have to say is, boy, what a mess putting on those wet cloths. They want to curl up on you. The and result is, it came out great. Now I have to paint it.  I have built many O gauge RR's, but this is my 1st N gauge rr. For you guys that don't know, I am 85 years old.

MineRunMineRunOGR Forum Member

I received two Backmann N scale K-4 locomotives today.  I only have one negative.  They are beautiful, especially the one in Brunswick green: yellow pin stripes on the wheels, on the tender too, red and yellow.  (In what era did PRR decorate their K-4s this way?  It's beautiful!)  Automatic couples on ther tender and on the engine front also!  For double heading.  For once I don't have to add pilot couplers in N Scale.  Overall size great- somewhat larger than Model Power N scale USRA Pacifics, just as one would expect.  Heavy on weight too, mostly metal, results in great pulling power. And smooth running, even at high speed.   Here's the negative, the drivers seem to be undersized.  I measure 72 or 73 inches diameter.  They match the Model Power Pacifics in size, but smaller than the Kato SP Daylight Northerns.  K-4s should be 80" diameter I believe.  I do get them up to 100 mph on my main line through the Indiana flatlands, but the drivers look frantic.  I highly recommend these engines overall if one can overlook the driver diameter.

 

(I'm an O Gauge Lionel Legacy guy with a 7' x 22' N Scale layout to run "entire trains in scale".  Also to be able to afford a greater variety of rolling stock!)

 

 

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