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The GS-4 Class 4-8-4 built for the Southern Pacific originally had shrouding below the walkways to make the engine appear more streamlined. During World War II the shrouding was removed and the locomotives were painted black for ease of maintenance. Moving troops and war material (mostly at night) had priority. The removal of the shrouding exposed all of the steam piping and water pumps underneath and made the locomotive look even more impressive. Models include DCC
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...more about the Con-Cor Steam GS-4 4-8-4 ''Wartime Version'' Powered -- Undecorated - N-Scale
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The GS-4 Class 4-8-4 built for the Southern Pacific originally had shrouding below the walkways to make the engine appear more streamlined. During World War II the shrouding was removed and the locomotives were painted black for ease of maintenance. Moving troops and war material (mostly at night) had priority. The removal of the shrouding exposed all of the steam piping and water pumps underneath and made the locomotive look even more impressive. Models include DCC
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...more about the Con-Cor Steam GS-4 4-8-4 ''Wartime Version'' Powered -- Southern Pacific #4430 - N-Scale
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The GS-4 Class 4-8-4 built for the Southern Pacific originally had shrouding below the walkways to make the engine appear more streamlined. During World War II the shrouding was removed and the locomotives were painted black for ease of maintenance. Moving troops and war material (mostly at night) had priority. The removal of the shrouding exposed all of the steam piping and water pumps underneath and made the locomotive look even more impressive. Models include DCC
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...more about the Con-Cor Steam GS-4 4-8-4 ''Wartime Version'' Powered -- Southern Pacific #4435 - N-Scale
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The GS-4 Class 4-8-4 built for the Southern Pacific originally had shrouding below the walkways to make the engine appear more streamlined. During World War II the shrouding was removed and the locomotives were painted black for ease of maintenance. Moving troops and war material (mostly at night) had priority. The removal of the shrouding exposed all of the steam piping and water pumps underneath and made the locomotive look even more impressive. Models include DCC
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...more about the Con-Cor Steam GS-4 4-8-4 ''Wartime Version'' Powered -- Western Pacific #485 - N-Scale
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