BLI 9172 HO Scale 0-6-0 B6sb Steam Loco Pennsylvania PRR Post-War 4136 Paragon4 Light Kit and for some time only

and for some time only

The boxcar also rides atop highly-detailed 70-ton ASF Ride Control trucks

0-6-0 Dockside Switcher

placing weight far out from the center of the chassis

The Baldwin Locomotive Works had been building steam engines for a century before it sold its first production diesel in 1937

BLI 9172 HO Scale 0-6-0 B6sb Steam Loco Pennsylvania PRR Post-War 4136 Paragon4 Light Kit and for some time onlyBLI 9172 HO Scale 0 6 0 B6sb Steam Loco Pennsylvania PRR Post War 4136 Paragon4 Commonly known as "shifters" on the PRR, the B6 class was the railroads most successful steam switcher locomotive. These locomotives were constructed between 1916 and 1920 where 238 B6sb's were built. These locomotives were retrofitted with power reversers to make the frequent switching moves quicker and easier for crews that operated them. These switchers could be found