This locomotive was built in 1975 by Kumata in Japan for Nickel Plate Products. The box has minimal wear, and the foam has been replaced with a ReBoxx insert worth $30. A booster engine is attached to the trailing truck. The factory paint job is in fair - to - good condition with some wear and minimal weathering. Cab glazing, lenses, figures, and a coal load have been added.
### Details
- **Brand**: NPP - Nickel Plate Products
- **Part Number**: N/A
- **Condition**: C - 6 Very Good
- **Decorated**: Factory painted with wear and visible decal film
- **Wheel Wear**: Minimal
- **Noise**: Moderate motor/drive noise (5 of 10)
- **Operation**: Runs okay
- **Motor**: Open Frame Motor
- **Backhead/Interior Detail**: None
- **Lighting**: None
- **Couplers/Trucks**: No couplers installed
- **Packaging**: Original Box and 'Pick 'N Pluck' Foam
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Using this locomotive is straightforward. Just place it on your HO scale tracks and power it up. It should run okay with a moderate motor noise.
When it comes to handling, be gentle because it's a brass model and quite fragile. Avoid dropping it or applying too much force.
For maintenance, regularly check the wheels for any debris or excessive wear. You can use a soft brush to clean the wheels and the body of the locomotive. Also, keep an eye on the booster engine on the trailing truck to make sure it's firmly attached.
If you need to store the locomotive, use the original box with the 'Pick 'N Pluck' foam or the ReBoxx insert to protect it from damage. And remember, it doesn't have any lighting or backhead/interior details, so don't expect those features. Have fun with your locomotive on the tracks!