The new Williams Wabash 4-6-2 Pacific with True Blast Plus! | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Kittytrain1969OGR Forum Member

Just got my new pacific and wanted to share some pictures. It's much better than expected cosmetically and I'm looking forward to running it. I only wish it was a Santa Fe, but I have the paint and decals as soon as I convince myself to do so. It is a beautiful engine in any color, with tons of details. Too bad the chuffing sound isn't more accurate, but for the price, it's fine. Humm, I wonder if an MTH smoke unit would fit ?????. Maybe an HO-SCALE smoke unit? ?

Anyway, I'm so far very happy with my purchase and look forward to playing with it!

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10/13/217:22 AM

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John AOGR Forum Member

You will really enjoy this Williams 4-6-2….

I love mine (and repainted it)!

JohnA

10/13/218:06 AM

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