Bachmann Industries is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylavnia and was founded
in 1833 by Henry Carlisle. Through a merger in 1899, the company became known
as Bachmann. Products include a wide variety of train sets and locomotives
issued annually, along with a large selection of structures and accessories.

Steam 80-Ton Three-Truck Shay - Powered -- Unlettered w/Steel Cab - Oil Burner Get ready to move logs, ore and other heavy loads in style behind this detailed replica of the classic Shay steam loco. A favorite with mining, logging and construction railroads, the go-anywhere, haul-anything Shay was designed to handle rough track. This HO Scale replica is based on the 80-Ton Three-Truck locos that had a small tender and comes fully assembled, ready for service. Superbly detailed, the models will feature either a steel or wood cab to match the prototype, which comes with interior details. A variety of separate details, including sanding lines, bell, whistle, pop valves, cut levers and hand rails are installed on every model. In addition, the cab, stack and domes are applied separately to simplify customizing. The models are powered by a can motor that runs a state-of-the-art, precision balanced flywheel drive. All of the drivetrain is hidden for added realism, but the piston rods and valve gear on the side of the loco move as it moves! Metal motor bearings and an operating headlight are standard, and the locos are DCC-Ready The models also feature a detailed underframe. All wheels are blackened and feature RP25 contours; the tender also features blackened wheels that provide additional electrical pickup. Each model comes complete with rust-colored EZ-Mate(R) couplers. Put your new Shay in service pulling the Silver Series(R) Log Car with Logs, available separately as #160-18332.

Spectrum(R) Steam 2-10-0 Russian Decapod - DCC & Sound Equipped -- Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis #952 w/Cap Stack Bachmann sound-equipped locomotives feature Soundtraxx(TM) Tsunami(R) sound and DCC decoder that allows operation on any DCC- or standard DC-controlled layout with no modifications. Other DCC features include short, extended, and advanced consisting addressing modes, paged, register, direct, and operations-mode programming and an extensive range of CVs. In addition to sound and DCC decoders, these locos also have all the detail features of other Spectrum locos.