This 1966 - 68 Westside Model Co. import was built by Katsumi in Japan. The box has moderate shelf wear with scuffing on the lid. The foam insert is a 'pick n' pluck' style, and no spare parts are included. The previous owner upgraded the can motor with a flywheel. The custom paint job is good with some wear. It features glazing, MV Lenses, and figures in the cab. A SoundTraxx Tsunami Heavy Steam decoder and a good - sized speaker are installed in the boiler. This model is ready to run on your layout! Brand: Brass Westside Model Co. Condition: C - 7 Excellent. Wheel wear is minimal. There's moderate motor/gearbox noise (3 of 10). It runs well. It has a can motor with flywheel upgrade, basic backhead detail. It's custom painted No. 7013 with good effort and minimal decal film. It supports DC & DCC with a Tsunami Motor and Sound Decoder in analog mode. It has a headlight and backup light. Kadee couplers on the tender and a cast coupler on the pilot. It comes in the original box only. Free domestic USA shipping for purchases over $199. Flat rates are based on value or weight. Fully insured, and items over $250 require a signature. International shipping available, rates calculated at checkout. Buyer pays for imports, duties, and tariffs. We use bullet - proof packing. Accept major credit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay. 100% satisfaction guarantee with a 30 - day money - back policy (buyer pays return shipping unless item is damaged).

Using this model is easy. First, make sure your layout is set up properly for either DC or DCC operation. If you're using DCC, the Tsunami decoder will bring the model to life with sound. Just connect it to your power source and watch it run. When handling the model, be gentle as it's a delicate brass item. Avoid dropping it or applying too much force. For maintenance, regularly check the wheels for any dirt or debris. You can use a soft brush to clean them. If you notice any issues with the motor noise, it might need a little lubrication, but be careful not to over - lubricate. Keep the model in its original box when not in use to protect it from dust and damage. If you want to show it off, display it in a safe place where it won't get knocked over.