Accucraft 2-4-0 Penny 7 1/4" Zoll Live Steam
Accucraft Ride on – The 2-4-0 Construction
was originally intended for the elevated railways in
Developed in New York and Chicago. The short
The bogie enabled tight cornering,
while an additional carriage under the
The tank increased stability. The result was
an extremely versatile locomotive that can be used for
the replacement by electric drive on the
Suburban lines also quickly serve other areas
railway companies were needed.
Especially the narrow-gauge railways with 750mm gauge.
Track gauge on plantations in the south and the
600mm tracks in Maine took over the
Penny and improved them further with a
Another pony-style bogie at the front. Our model
is based on this latest stage of development.
The model is so large that the driver...
Riding comfortably seated on the rear tank
can. During the design, particular attention was paid to this.
Care was taken to place the controls as close as possible
possible to follow the model, so that the
Driving experience very similar to real operation
comes close!
€21,420 incl. VAT *
* Since these locomotives are only manufactured to order, a deposit of €5,000 is due upon receipt of the order.
Scale: 1:4.8
Track gauge: 7 1/2” or 7 1/4”
Length: 1877 mm (70”)
Width: 572 mm (17”)
Height: 659 mm (26”)
Weight: over 140 kg
Smallest radius: 12 m (25 ft)
Driver wheel diameter 150 mm (6”)
Boiler: Locomotive boiler, coal-fired copper boiler
• Two ratchet oilers
• Axle feed pump
• Hand pump
• Two safety valves
Accucraft Wren 5" Zoll Live Steam
MaxiTrak – Wren is a 5” narrow gauge saddle tank locomotive with an open cab and running board
coal bunkers were mounted on the locomotives. These popular, small but powerful locomotives were frequently used in industry and therefore some examples still survive today. These include the well-known and widely traveled 'PETER PAN', the equally famous 'PIXIE', and 'LORNA DOONE', a much-used machine that was saved from being scrapped.
In addition to the list of known preserved examples of this series of industrial locomotives, the Falklands War led to the surprising discovery of the remains of two Wrens of the “early type” (works numbers 2388 & 2392).
These 600 mm gauge locomotives were shipped to the Falkland Islands during the Great War of 1914–1918 to help build a powerful radio transmitter.
The model parts are manufactured in Japan, while final assembly and packaging take place in China.
TECHNICAL DATA
Scale 1:5
5" gauge
Length 737 mm
Width 280 mm
Height 481 mm
Weight 30 kg
Minimum radius 5 m
Wheel diameter 190 mm
Cast iron cylinder
Cylinder diameter 35 mm
Cylinder stroke 48 mm
The MaxiTrak Wren is as Finished model and also as kit Available. Three different paint finishes are offered:
Grey with white decorative lines
Maroon with yellow trim lines
Green with yellow decorative lines
Further technical information:
Hackworth control
coal firing
axle pump
hand pump
Displacement oiler
Optional injector
€7,080,-- incl. VAT as a kit
€8,155,-- incl. VAT as a finished model