Description
Sometimes called the “baby Trainmaster,” the Fairbanks-Morse H16-44 utilized the company’s highly reliable eight-cylinder, opposed piston diesel engine that was made famous on American submarines during World War II. Now you can expand your Standard O motive power roster affordably with a conventional version of this road switcher, available in New York Central livery.
POWERED UNITS FEATURE:
- Transformer controlled forward, neutral, and reverse operation
- Electronic diesel horn
- Directional lighting including LED headlights
- Operating marker lights
- Front and rear operating couplers
- Dual powerful maintenance-free motors with momentum flywheels
- Traction tires
- Fan-driven smoke unit
- Die-cast metal trucks, fuel tank, and pilots
- Metal frame
- Separately applied metal details
- Illuminated number boards
- Illuminated cab interior
- Engineer and fireman figures