SoundTraxx Model Trains

One of the best known narrow gauge steam locos, the K-27 (originally Class 125) ''Mudhens'' were first delivered to the Denver & Rio Grande Western in 1903. With a tractive effort of over 27,000 pounds, these were some of the biggest and most p ful locos on the narrow gauge. All 15 (#450-464) were delivered with Vauclain compound cylinders, which were later replaced with single expansion cylinders and slide valves due to high maintenance costs. In later years, 11 engines
...more about the SoundTraxx Blackstone Models(TM) Steam DRGW K-27 w/Outboard Valves - Powered - No Sound -- Painted, Unlettered - HOn3-Scale

One of the best known narrow gauge steam locos, the K-27 (originally Class 125) ''Mudhens'' were first delivered to the Denver & Rio Grande Western in 1903. With a tractive effort of over 27,000 pounds, these were some of the biggest and most p ful locos on the narrow gauge. All 15 (#450-464) were delivered with Vauclain compound cylinders, which were later replaced with single expansion cylinders and slide valves due to high maintenance costs. In later years, 11 engines
...more about the SoundTraxx Blackstone Models(TM) Steam DRGW K-27 w/Outboard Valves - Powered w/DCC & Sound -- Painted, Unlettered - HOn3-Scale

One of the best known narrow gauge steam locos, the K-27 (originally Class 125) ''Mudhens'' were first delivered to the Denver & Rio Grande Western in 1903. With a tractive effort of over 27,000 pounds, these were some of the biggest and most p ful locos on the narrow gauge. All 15 (#450-464) were delivered with Vauclain compound cylinders, which were later replaced with single expansion cylinders and slide valves due to high maintenance costs. In later years, 11 engines
...more about the SoundTraxx Blackstone Models(TM) Steam DRGW K-27 w/Inboard Valves - Powered w/DCC & Sound -- #454 Flying Rio Grande, Switcher Pilot/Tender Steps, Backup Light - HOn3-Scale

One of the best known narrow gauge steam locos, the K-27 (originally Class 125) ''Mudhens'' were first delivered to the Denver & Rio Grande Western in 1903. With a tractive effort of over 27,000 pounds, these were some of the biggest and most p ful locos on the narrow gauge. All 15 (#450-464) were delivered with Vauclain compound cylinders, which were later replaced with single expansion cylinders and slide valves due to high maintenance costs. In later years, 11 engines
...more about the SoundTraxx Blackstone Models(TM) Steam DRGW K-27 w/Inboard Valves - Powered w/DCC & Sound -- #461 Flying Rio Grande, Raod Pilot - HOn3-Scale