This is a 1980 run PFM Van Hobbies imported model built by Samhongsa in Korea. The box has some shelf wear. It comes with spare parts, a side rod wrench, and decals. The cracked idler gear has been replaced with a Northwest Short Line gear, and a few loose solder joints have been repaired. The model is ready for paint and to be put into service on your layout. Brand: Brass PFM - Van Hobbies. Condition: C-7 Excellent with minimal wheel wear. It has a can motor with only a little motor/gearbox noise (2 out of 10). It runs well with a new Northwest Short Line idler gear installed. There's basic detail inside the all - weather cab. It's unpainted with moderate tarnish and has analog - DC only control. There's no lighting. The tender has no couplers and the locomotive pilot has a cast coupler. It comes in the original box, foam, and paperwork. Free domestic USA shipping for all purchases over $199! Flat shipping rates are based on item value or weight. Fully insured, and shipments over $250 require a signature. We ship worldwide. International rates are calculated for affordability. Buyer pays for imports, duties, and tariffs. Packing is bullet - proof. We accept major credit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc. 100% satisfaction guarantee with a 30 - day no - questions - asked money - back policy (buyer pays return shipping unless item arrives damaged).






















Using this model on your layout is easy. Just connect it to an analog DC power source and it will start running. Since it's unpainted, you can customize its look according to your preference. When handling the model, be gentle as it's a fragile brass item. For maintenance, regularly check the solder joints to make sure they remain secure. If you notice any noise from the motor or gearbox increasing, it might be a sign to check the idler gear. Store the model in its original box and foam when not in use to protect it from damage. When shipping the model back for a return, follow the standard packaging procedures to avoid any further damage. And always remember to use the right tools for any minor repairs or adjustments.