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メーカ：バックマン(Bachmann)
スケール：HO 1/87
電源：DC

The GS-6 is a semi-streamlined 4-8-4 Northern type of steam locomotive that served the Southern Pacific from 1943 to 1958 and the Western Pacific Railroad from 1943 to 1953. They were built during World War Ii for the Southern Pacific Railroad by the Lima Locomotive Works and were number 4460 through 4469 for Southern Pacific and 481 through 486 for Western Pacific. GS stands for "Golden State" or "General Service".

The Western Pacific used its GS-6s (GS-64s as WP classified them) on passenger trains and in freight service as well. They acquired a different look from their SP sisters when the WP applied the "elephant ear" style smoke deflectors to all six locomotives. When the Western Pacific dieselized in 1953 they sold three GS-64 engines (WP 481, 484 and 485) to Southern Pacific for spare parts, but kept the tenders and converted them to steam generators for rotary snowplows.

Features
Fully Assembled Model
DCC Equipped For Speed, Direction, and Lighting

Dual Mode NMRA Compliant Decoder

Die Cast Metal Chassis

Can Motor

Metal Side Rods and Wheels

Wire Railings and Coupler Cut Levers

Accurately Molded Plastic Body Shell

Operating Headlight and Backup Light

Measures 15-5/8" x 1-3/8" x 2-1/2"

E-Z Mate Mark II Couplers With Metal Coil Springs

Performs Best On 22" Radius Curves Or Greater