‘EMMA’ Live Steam Brooks 0-4-0ST

Emma is a model of a Brooks industrial 0-4-0T.  Brooks Locomotive Works, of Dunkirk, New York was an important supplier of locomotives to railroads and industry. In 1901, Brooks and several other locomotive builders merged to become the American Locomotive Company, or ALCO.

Operating Emma is similar to the operation of other small-scale steam locomotives. The engine should pull up to half a dozen standard-size 7/8″-scale freight cars on good, level track, which is about the same capacity as a full-size locomotive of this type.

Specifications:

• Scale: 7/8ths”/1′
• Gauge: 45mm
• Length: 12_^3/4 in. / 326mm
• Width: 5^1/2 in. / 137mm
• Height: 7^_1/4 in. / 185mm
• Minimum Radius: 2′ / 600mm
• Valve Gear: Stephensons derivitive 
• Valves: Slide valves
• Reversing: lever reverse
• Fuel: Butane
• Boiler: Single flue
• Working Pressure: 60 PSI
• Fittings: Pressure gauge, water level gauge, lubricator, safety valve

Versions available (subject to batch)

AC77-501 Emma, black, unlettered
AC77-502 Emma, black

You can view the ‘Emma’ instruction manual here.