Fictional Backstory:

The Blue Ridge Lines, a subsidiary of the Grand Valley Continental Railway, operated ten P1/2 locomotives, of which four were streamlined. Produced in 1940, the last unit was officially retired in 1969 after a 39 year lifetime. This engine got upgrades like extra steps and ditch lights to keep up with the modern diesels at the time, and during that time it was used as a backup engine for the diesel locomotives. Sadly, it was scrapped in 1973. This model represents the engine during its later years.

Model Specifications:

The inside is ready for motorization using the PoweredUp system using an L-motor and hub, and you can route the cable through the cab from the tender to the motor inside the engine. The train is also built for standard LEGO track geometry, so it can function as a display as well as play model. When motorized, you can push down on a section of the coal in the tender to activate the hub. The model as a whole consists of 1005 parts.

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