926013 USATC S160 2-8-0 'Pvt. H.J. O’Brien' Black with Transportation Corps U.S.A. on Tender No.2582 Steam Locomotive Lineside-Kits They were also used for

They were also used for other fruit and vegetable traffic

aluminium mast and electronics fitted inside base Modern railways have multi aspect signals where a single lens (SS9) can display red

Number of parts: 272

Customer fit sliding or GRP gangway door options to allow MK2/Mk2a variants to be modelled

Separately applied steel detail parts

926013 USATC S160 2-8-0 'Pvt. H.J. O’Brien' Black with Transportation Corps U.S.A. on Tender No.2582 Steam Locomotive Lineside-Kits They were also used forEXCLUSIVE TO RAILS No. 2582 was built in Ohio by Lima in 1943. The engine was sent to the UK in November 1943 and stored until August 1944 when it was sent to Europe. Eighteen S160s deployed to Northern Europe carried names. The first of these was No. 2582. On 27th February 1945 amidst the ruins of Lige in Belgium, a ceremony was held where Major General Frank S. Ross dedicated a suitably bulled up No. 2582 to Pvt. H. J. OBrien of the 741st Battalion,