Bachmann 51005 HO Scale Pennsylvania 4-4-0 American w/ Coal #566 (Analog DC)

Bachmann HO scale 4-4-0 American in Pennsylvania Railroad lettering, road number 566, with a coal load in the tender. The model runs on DC out of the box and carries a factory-installed 21-pin socket, so a decoder of your choice drops straight in - no decoder or sound is included at this price point.

• Analog DC operation with a factory-installed NMRA 21-pin decoder socket
• Precision motor with die-cast chassis and completely hidden drivetrain
• Operating warm-glowing LED headlight
• Separately applied metal handrails and sand lines
• Detailed cab interior with clear windows
• Metal side rods and die-cast finescale spoked drivers
• Blackened metal RP25 wheels, E-Z Mate Mark II couplers front and rear
• 7.5 inches long; best on 15 inch radius or better

The 4-4-0 American was the dominant American locomotive from the 1850s into the 1880s - the type that fought the Civil War and met at Promontory Summit in 1869. Treat PRR #566 as a plausible Pennsy-lettered rendering of Bachmann's generic nineteenth-century American rather than a documented prototype. Note also that the UPC in the distributor feed for this item is wrong; the correct barcode, 022899510057, is used here. Country of manufacture is not stated and is inferred as China.