The 0-4-0 No. 10 (with its e-unit reversing counterpart No. 10E) was the second smallest electric engine made in the heyday of tinplate. The No. 10 was based loosely on the Milwaukee Road EP-2 Electric ("Olympian") engine, which had become famous nationwide when it easily won a tug-of-war against two big steam engines, a 2-6-6-2 and a 2-8-0. The No. 10 was the lower-priced alternative to the No. 380 that had already proved itself a popular model of the Olympian. Cataloged between 1925-1930, the No 10 was available in several brightly enameled colors.
Set Includes: - (8) STD 42" Curve Sections - The set is missing a Z-750 Transformer with Controller - Lighted Track Lock-On - Wire Harness - No. 10 Electric Locomotive - (3) 330 Series Passenger Cars
Features:
Locomotive Features: - Die-Cast Metal Chassis - Baked Enamal Finish - Operating Metal Latch Couplers - Metal Wheels, Gears and Axles - Stamped Steel Body - Operating Headlights - Locomotive Measures: 12 1/2" x 3 5/8" x 4 3/4" - Locomotive Equipped With Proto-Sound 2.0 Featuring Passenger Station Proto-Effects
Passenger Car Features: - Overhead Passenger Car Lighting - Baked Enamel Finish - Operating Metal Latch Couplers - Metal Wheels and Axles - Stamped Steel Body - Cars Measure: 14 1/8" x 3 5/8" x 4 3/4"
This set is new in the box. We tested the engine to make sure that all features work and that it runs properly. This ships in a very large, very heavy carton.
The condition of this Steam Locomotive is C-8 Like New based on visual inspection. The passenger car and the baggage car have some slight scratches.
