For the train enthusiast, Ugears presents the 460 Steam Locomotive with Tender craft kit. Combining all the technical artistic innovations that builders have come to appreciate in the Ugears products, richly detailed for an eye toward realism and romance, this version is an indelible symbol of the 19th century technology and adventure capturing the imagination of all who see it. Rubber band driven with a gear array instead of superheated steam, the main mechanism looks and operates very much like that of a real steam engine. Up close, you can see working asynchronous pistons and valves that transfer power to the locomotive's drive wheels through a moving system of rods, linkages and cranks.

Small touches like a fully detailed engineer's cab with retractable step ladder, art-deco boiler trim, and open-up Tender with coal doors, complete this beautiful reminder of a bygone era. The Ugears' 460 Locomotive with Tender is Ugears largest, most complex kit to date. With Ugears patented plywood joint design and rigorous engineering and quality control process, a hobbyist can complete this model in a single sitting. For an original gift idea or an engaging hobby that encourages family time around the table, Ugears kits provide hours of enjoyment.

Features:

• Locomotive: 12" L x 3.9" W x 4.9" H
• Tender: 6.3" L x 3.5" W x 4.5" H
• 443 piece kit
• Step-by-step, full color. easy to follow instructions included
• Assembly required; no glue needed
• Estimated time to assemble: 14 to 16 hours

What's Included:

• (1) Locomotive with Tender Model Kit

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