2025年2月5日 · Available with either the 86 inch drivers that set a land speed record or the smaller drivers she wore in regular service, our model of the 999 has all the industry-leading features you expect in an MTH Premier model: loads of separate, added-on detail parts, elaborate period paint scheme, speed control to reproduce the prototype engine's full ...

2016年11月1日 · This model is based on MTH’s tooling for the New York Central’s 4-4-0 no. 999, a locomotive whose career spanned 1893 to 1952. The 999 was an I-class locomotive and had the capability of getting near the 100 miles-per-hour mark. The I-class design was modified a bit and equipped with 86-inch (over 7 feet tall) drive wheels.

2007年2月24日 · MTH Premier New York Central #999 American (4-4-0) steam locomotive in action! Please visit my web site - http://www.toytrains1.com - to see lots more videos...

I recently got a three-car add-on set of 19th century woodside passenger cars to go along with my Empire State Express. This train is headed by the NYC #999, a 4-4-0 American-type steamer that,...

2025年2月9日 · 2 MTH 20-3207-1 NYC Empire State Express 4-4-0 steam loco & tender #999 PS 2.0. Mickeys mantiques and collectibles (2676) ... Mth New York Central; Empire State Express 999; Mth Locomotives; Mth 4 6 0; Mth 2 8 0; Mth Chessie Steam Special; Mth 20; MTH Electric Trains; Mth Pump; Mth Diesel Locomotives;

This world famous New York Central “Empire State Express” #999 4-4-0 American Steam Locomotive Features: •86″ Drivers Per Prototype •Intricately Detailed, Die-Cast Boiler and Chassis

2012年1月20日 · Over the original version, centered piston rods, smaller scale tender, no battery required, LED headlight, different whistle. Same PSA as the original version. Runs like any MTH steamer, very well. Can pull the set of 64 foot Pullmans with no problem for a 4 driver loco. J JC642 OGR Forum Member.

In great secrecy at the railroad's West Albany shops, master mechanic William Buchanan directed the construction of a hot-rod 4-4-0 American-type with monstrous drivers more than seven feet in diameter. Named simply "999," the engine exuded class.

In Thoroughbreds, Alvin Staufer and Edward May's definitive book on the New York Central Hudsons, Al summarizes the attraction of this engine in a few perhaps-biased but nonetheless …

M.T.H. pairs our muscular G5s steamer with a set of four heavyweight cars and a box car in a train ready to do its duty as a World War II troop train. This boxed set, boasting its PRR engine and U.S. Army consist, is the perfect, patriotic addition to any hard-working World War II …