926005 USATC S160 2-8-0 Major General Carl R Gray Jr LMR Blue No.700 Steam Locomotive Sound-Decoders SM-32 has become the first

SM-32 has become the first choice for many narrow gauge enthusiasts who want to operate live steam locomotives by radio control

Most notably the Waukesha propane bottle carriers — those distinctive boxes with ‘sow belly’ doors — were grouped more tightly in a long single row on the ‘Shasta’ pair

They lasted into the 1970s

We’d also like to thank Hitachi and LNER for their helpfulness and assistance in bringing this project to market

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926005 USATC S160 2-8-0 Major General Carl R Gray Jr LMR Blue No.700 Steam Locomotive Sound-Decoders SM-32 has become the firstIn 1946 the Longmoor Military Railway arranged an exchange of equipment with their counterparts at Fort Eustis in America. In return for an Austerity and WD 2 8 0 Fort Eustis sent an S160 2 8 0 and S100 0 6 0 (their comparable counterparts) to Longmoor. The S160 was named Major General Carl R Gray Jr after the Army Director of Railway Services for North Africa, Italy and Northwest Europe. The engine originally carried the number 93257 after arrival at