0-6-0 Steam Locomotives

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

Miniature Locomotive and Car Shop

Prototype Info

Category:

0-6-0

Model Info

Gauge:

S

Introduced:

1990

Product Type:

Plastic

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

Putt Trains

Prototype Info

Category:

0-6-0

Model Info

Gauge:

S

Introduced:

2002

Qty Made:

60 (in 2002), another run in 2003

Product Type:

Metal

Finish:

painted or unpainted

Wheels:

scale and hi-rail

Notes:

The original Rex model was re-introduced in kit form only.

This is the original Rex version owned by Rusty Rustermier.

Ed Golding replaced gears in this model.

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

Rex Engineering

Manufacturer ID:

20

Additional IDs:

21 (hi-rail)

Prototype Info

Category:

0-6-0

Model Info

Gauge:

S

Introduced:

1966

Product Type:

Craftsman Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Supplemental:

Multi-engine Manual

Supplemental:

Multi-engine Parts Diagrams

Supplemental:

Valve Gear Instructions

Supplemental:

Multi-engine Brochure, Parts Diagram

Supplemental:

Multi-engine Brochure, Parts Diagram

Online Article:

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Notes:

The PRR Belpaire conversion kit was separately available from Rex. with a conversion to a PRR model via a brass add-on Belpaire firebox casting. This model does not have the Walschaert valve gear put on it. This switcher is a freelance passenger or light-freight locomotive designed from several prototypes, but the closest prototype is the PRR's B6 class. The PRR actually provided blueprints to Rex when they were designing this model. The NASG's Mobley Library has the kit's instruction booklet available. Putt Trains re-introduced the model in 2003 both in ready-to-run and kit form.

Jack Sudimak's model, with a conversion to a PRR model via the brass add-on Belpaire firebox casting.

Rusty Rustermeier's model, without the PRR-specific extra Belpaire kit.

Jack Troxell's model, without the PRR-specific extra Belpaire kit.

With Snowplow and Train