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Introduced in 1959, the NSWGR 48 class were built by AE Goodwin of Auburn NSW. These ALCO DL531s were ordered to commence the conversion of branch lines to diesel traction. With 165 in service by October 1970, they saw extensive use across the state, and still serve today. Variations were also built as the SAR 830 class, plus three for the Silverton Railway. Mini Train Systems is building these locomotives in 5" gauge, with a powerful 900w 24v drive package that easily handles 4 loaded straddle carriages on most tracks.
We have loaded an extreme level of detail into these locos, and are customising each delivery to reflect the four versions (Mark 1-4), along with each sub-type. FEATURES With high power and great details, in addition these engines feature:
Package Deals and options Package deals including riding cars and track are available. Ask us for more information. 48 class with 20 carriage test at Illawarra Live Steamers: Contact us to find out more today! |
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