The New Haven I-4 Class steam locomotives were a special version of a Pacific locomotive with changes made to accommodate the demands of the railroad. There were 50 built in 1916 by ALCo. They had successful careers hauling passenger trains and underwent several modifications to improve their operations during their service life.

Broadway Limited has done a lot of research to build the most accurate models. In this case, the New Haven Railroad Historical & Technical Association has been very involved in the development of this project to ensure the highest degree of accuracy possible.

Features:

• Brass Construction with Brass caliber detail at a Plastic Price  
• Paragon2 Sound and Control system operates on both DC and DCC 
• Precision drive mechanism with sprung drivers engineered for ultra smooth operation 
• Premium caliber painting
• Full underbody detail on locomotive and tender
• 5-pole can motor with skew wound armature and fly wheel
• Equipped with Powerful High Fidelity DC/DCC Sound and authentic New Haven I-4 Sounds
• Operating magnetic knuckle couplers
• Nickel Silver rods and valve gear
• Full cab detail
• Many separately applied details such as hand grabs, rails, etc.
• Prototypical light operation with golden white LEDs
• Builder's plates and trust plate
• Compatible tracks: code 70, 83, and 100
• Recommended minimum radius: 22 inches