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BALDWIN S-2 4-8-4 #2582 with vestibule cab, Glacier Park, with Paragon3 Sound/DC/DCC, HO

Modell ist sehr schön mit vielen Details. Sie ist aus Messing und Kunststoff. Sie ist auch recht schwer 575g (Steam Lok) 787g (Steam Lok mit Tender). Der Sound ist Standartmässig recht Laut eingestellt. Alle Funktionen machen das was sie müssen. Ebenso der Synchrone Rauch. Sobald er aktiviert ist.

Hersteller: Broadway Limited Imports BrassHybrid Serie Paragon 3

31.03.2016
Heute ist die GN S-2 4-8-4 #2582 mit Vestibule Cab per Post gekommen. Bestellt habe ich sie Mitte 2015 und gleich Bezahlt.


   Bezahlt                           US-$ 525.00 ¬ ca.  CHF 490.00  Bei Bestellung
   Porto                              US-$  50.00  ¬ ca.  CHF  50.00  (21.03.2016)
   Zoll & MwSt 8.00%                               ¬ ca.     CHF  26.45  (31.03.2016)
   TOTAL                                                ¬ ca.  CHF 566.45  (31.03.2016)
Billiger als ein Händler in der Schweiz...
            


16.06.2014
Habe über Werner Meer eine Mail von Walthers bekommen. Wo Mitgeteilt wird. Das die GN S-2 4-8-4 DEFINITIF nicht Produziert wird. Diese Seite bleibt aber trotz dem so bestehen. Da sie Irgend wann vielleicht doch noch jemand  Produziert. In DCC w/Sound.


... dieser jemand der sie Produziert ist Broadway Limited Imports und zwar in der BrassHybrid Serie mit Paragon Sound 3. Sowie DC/DCC/Smoke



WICHTIG
Allg. BLI P2 + P3 Hybrid/BrassHybrid vertragen NUR 14 VDC und nicht wie üblich 16VDC. Dies nur etwa 3 bis 5 min. Dann verabschiedet sich der Decoder/das Board mit Rauch und einem speziellen Duft...



21.05.2016
Ein Film von den Tests ist am Schluss dieser Seite zusehen!
Features  
  • NEW Paragon3 Sound & Operation System FEATURING ROLLING THUNDERTM with Authentic Sounds and Prototypical Operation in both DC and DCC environments

  • Factory Installed Engineer / Fireman Figures

  • Synchronized Puffing Smoke with each Chuff

  • Variable Puffing Smoke Intensity and Timing

  • Locomotive Composition: Brass body with Die Cast Chassis

  • Tender Composition: Brass body with Die Cast Chassis

  • Couplers: (2) Operating Kadee or Compatible

  • Compatible Tracks: Code 70, 83, 100 Rail

  • Equipped with Traction Tires

  • Minimum Operating Radius: 22 in or greater


In March and April of 1930, the Great Northern Railway received fourteen 4-8-4s from Baldwin and assigned them to the S2 class, numbering them 2575 through 2588. The S2s were assigned to the Montana division for service between Williston, North Dakota and Havre, Montana, and the Spokane division for service between Spokane and Wenatchee, Washington. One Great Northern S2, number 2584, still survives and is on display at the Havre, Montana depot.


BLI's mighty Great Northern S-2 will make its new Hybrid debut this Fall 2015 and we are quite thrilled about it. Why, you ask? Because this iteration of the S-2 represents our latest technology in Brass-Hybrid manufacturing to date! We hand-solder and compose the body shells of both the locomotive and tender using brass sheet metal and brass detail parts to achieve the most realistic and finely detailed S-2 possible all while utilizing precision-tooled die cast chassis for both the locomotive and tender to ensure the most reliable and precise operation possible. The end result is a GN S-2 that is far better than any mass produced unit, yet also better than any all-brass unit. A true masterpiece, indeed, at a fraction of the price of brass!


All of the images you see here are recently taken photos of production units of both the Open Cab version and the Vestibule Cab version. Hand soldering takes an enormous amount of time and skill, which is reflected in the investment required to obtain one of these beauties. But we promise that both the wait and price will be well worth it!




**Specifications on this page subject to change.

BILDER VOM MODELL
+ Die ersten 18 Bilder von Broadway Limited Imports BrassHybrid Paragon3
+ 11 Eigene Bilder [31.03.2016]






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+ 24 Eigene Bilder [20.11.2016]

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Filme vom Modell, sind am Schluss der Seite zusehen!

GN S-2 Class
#2575-2588
- History -

In March and April of 1930 the Great Northern Railway received fourteen 4-8-4's from Baldwin, assigning them to the S-2 class and numbering them 2575 through 2588. Intended for Oriental Limited and Empire Builder duty they were assigned to the Montana division for service between Williston, ND and Havre, MT, and the Spokane division for service between Spokane, WA and Wenatchee, WA.

The design of the S-2 Class 4-8-4 was somewhat of a departure from the traditional steam locomotive design on the Great Northern. Normally the GN preferred to equip its engines with a Belpaire type boiler, but in an effort to reduce weight, the S-2's were delivered with a radial stay boiler. The nickel-steel boiler tapered from a 85 1/4" diameter at the front, to a 94" diameter at the dome ring. It was constructed for a design and operating pressure of 225 psi. The boiler had a firebox measuring 138" long by 102" wide, designed to burn oil. A Walschaert type valve gear transmitted power from the 29" diameter by 29" stroke pistons to the drivers, which were 80" in diameter, the tallest on any Northern.

The only major rebuilding of this class was the replacement of the original friction bearings with Timken roller bearings in the 1940s. Some engines were temporarily converted to burn coal for a period in the late 1930s. Vestibule cabs were added to engines 2577 (in the early 1930s) and engines 2582, 2586, 2587 and 2588 (by the late 1940s).

S-2 engines were involved in two of the better-known accidents on the Great Northern. On August 9, 1945 engine 2588 was involved in the worst accident on the GN when it was on the point of the second section of the westbound Empire Builder. It rear-ended the first section at Michigan, ND which had stopped there due to a hotbox. The impact was so heavy that it split open the observation car, killing 34 people, and wounding 303. The ICC cited a failure to provide adequate protection for the preceding train as the cause.

Engine 2581 experienced a boiler explosion caused by a crown sheet failure due to a low water level at Crary, ND on January 9, 1947, killing the engineer, fireman and the Division Roadmaster who was riding in the cab. Following the accident 2581 was scrapped, having earned the questionable honor of being the last engine to experience a boiler explosion on the GN.
As the Great Northern dieselized, the S-2 lost its assignment on the Empire Builder and drew duty on less prestigious passenger runs and saw service in freight duty, where its passenger design proved to be rather unsuitable. All engines were retired by 1958, with some remaining in stategic storage until 1963. Only one S-2 survives today; 2584. She was retired in December of 1957. In 1958 it was decided to hold her for hist-

orical purposes. On May 15, 1964 she was put on display at the Havre, MT depot, where she is still residing today as a fond memory of the superb passenger steam power once used on the Great Northern Railway.
Link: http://www.greatnorthernempire.net/index.htm > Home > Locomotives > Steam Locomotives > Types & Rosters > GN S-2 History

GN S-2 Class
#2575-2588
- Roster -

S-2 Class 4-8-4 General Data

Built:
Between 2/1930 and 3/1930
Cylinders:
29"x29"
Engine weight:
420,900 lbs.
Builder:
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Driver diameter:
80"
Weight on drivers:
247,300 lbs.
Number built:
14 (#2575-2588)
Boiler pressure:
Design: 225 psi.
Operating: 225 psi.
Tractive effort:
58,310 lbs.
GN#
BUILDER
BUILDER#
BUILT
DISPOSITION
REMARKS
2575
BLW
61211
2/1930
Sold for scrap to Duluth Iron & Metal Company 8/25/1955

2576
BLW
61212
2/1930
Sold for scrap to Duluth Iron & Metal Company 4/19/1956

2577
BLW
61213
2/1930
Retired 12/1957. Scrapped 1963
Received vestibule cab in the early 1930s
2578
BLW
61214
2/1930
Sold for scrap to Paper Calmenson & Company 4/19/1956

2579
BLW
61215
2/1930
Retired 12/1957. Scrapped 1963

2580
BLW
61216
2/1930
Retired 4/1958. Scrapped 1963

2581
BLW
61224
2/1930
Retired after boiler explosion at Crary, ND 1/9/1947.
Sold for scrap to Paper Calmenson & Company 2/4/1947

2582
BLW
61225
2/1930
Sold for scrap to Paper Camenson & Company 8/25/1955
Received vestibule cab by the late 1940s
2583
BLW
61237
3/1930
Retired 12/1957. Scrapped 1963

2584
BLW
61238
3/1930
Retired 12/1957. Held for historical purposes 3/21/1958.
Placed on public display at GN depot in Havre, MT 5/15/1964

2585
BLW
61239
3/1930
Sold for scrap to Duluth Iron & Metal Company 10/7/1955

2586
BLW
61240
3/1930
Retired 4/1958. Scrapped 1963
Received vestibule cab by the late 1940s
2587
BLW
61241
3/1930
Sold for scrap to West End Iron & Metal Company 10/7/1955
Received vestibule cab by the late 1940s
2588
BLW
61242
3/1930
Sold for scrap to West End Iron & Metal Company 4/19/1956
Received vestibule cab by the late 1940s
Copyright © 2005 Ben Ringnalda
Link: http://www.greatnorthernempire.net/index.htm > Home > Locomotives > Steam Locomotives > Types & Rosters > GN S-2 Roster
 GN S-2 Class
  #2575-2588
  - Tender Assignments
  #2575-2588
  - Tender Assignments
S-2 Class
Tenders
STYLE
PHOTO
OVERALL
LENGTH
# AXLES
AXLE

111

41'-3 5/8"
6
6
1/2"x12"
               WEIGHTS (lbs)
CAPACITIES
EMPTY
COAL & WATER
OIL & WATER
COAL (ton)
OIL (gal)
WATER (gal)
136,300
-
326,560
15
5,800
17,250

Click here for more dimensions and information on other tender styles and classes.

Tenders assigned to individual S-2 Class locomotives in the years given:

GN
S-2#
1952
19..
19..
STYLE
CLASS
NO.
STYLE
CLASS
NO.
STYLE
CLASS
NO.
2575
111
S-2
2575






2576
111
S-2
2576






2577
-
-
-






2578
111
S-2
2578






2579
111
S-2
2579






2580
111
S-2
2580






2581
-
-
-






2582
-
-
-






2583
111
S-2
2583






2584
111
S-2
2584






2585
111
S-2
2581






2586
-
-
-






2587
-
-
-






2588
-
-
-






Copyright © 2005 Ben Ringnalda
Link: http://www.greatnorthernempire.net/index.htm > Home > Locomotives > Steam Locomotives > Types & Rosters > GN S-2 Tender Assignments
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