Anyone know what year MTH made this? I think there is an MT-1102 as well. I've been seeing them at an auction site, but does not say what year.
Thank you,
Dave
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Catalogued in 1995 and delivered end of 1995, beginning of 1996.
MT-1102 (30-1102) is a Santa Fe road version.
Both engines only came with Whistle sounds (no Protosounds) and were available in boxed sets and as separate sale engines.
MT-1102 (30-1102) is a Santa Fe road version.
Both engines only came with Whistle sounds (no Protosounds) and were available in boxed sets and as separate sale engines.
1101 is the engine to the 30-002 set released in 1995 PS 1.
Set includes;
# 1101 NYC L-3 Mohawk & tender
# 7401 NYC semi-scale box car
# 7701 NYC caboose
# 7601 NYC flat car
# 7501 NYC hopper
Larry S
Set includes;
# 1101 NYC L-3 Mohawk & tender
# 7401 NYC semi-scale box car
# 7701 NYC caboose
# 7601 NYC flat car
# 7501 NYC hopper
Larry S
These two steamers were the first ever Railking engines. They were real eye openers back in the day.
Ron
Ron
The Rail King Mohawk engine was the first RK MTH engine produced. The engine had the American Flyer type smoke system, which had a gear conected to axle. This gear mechanism was connected to a piston in smoke chamber , which gave 1 puff of smoke per revolution. This smoke unit was used on the first Mohawk, THe Blue Goose & the RK N&W "J". They then changed to the fan unit in later models. The reason I know that was I bought the RK Mohawk & the RK N&W J and they had the American Flyer smoke unit, I was suprised when I seen that unit in the loco's as Lionel owned the rights for AF.
