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American
Freedom Train Lee Lines GS-4
In 1976, a small
manufacturing firm called Lee Lines offered a massive Standard Gauge GS-4 4-8-4 locomotive in both American Freedom Train and Southern Pacific Daylight paint.
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Cleverly made
from just a few pieces of cast aluminum, the body was rough, but
it fit well with the model toy trains it was meant to run with -- standard
gauge production from the 1920s and 30s. |
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It was probably the largest standard
gauge locomotive ever 'mass' produced up until that time. Production
was apparently very limited. The Daylight version was available with three matching cars, but the AFT version had none. |
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Over 3 feet
long and some 14 pounds. |
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If you have
more information on this model (or the Daylight version) or have seen another one like it,
please email.
Todd Schannuth
collection.
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to memorabilia... |
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