CLC / F-M C-Liner Locomotives
HO Scale DCC Ready A Unit $229.99 A/B Set $459.99 ESU LokSound DCC A Unit$349.99 AB Set $699.98 N Scale DC / DCC $179.99 Prototypes F-M Demonstrators CPA-24-5 4801, 4802 (later to NH 790 - 791) CPA-16-4 7005, 7006 (later to CP 4064 - 4065) Canadian National CFA-16-4 8700 - 8744 (even) CFB-16-4 8701 - 8705 (odd) CPA-16-5 6700-6705 CPB-16-5 6800-6805 Canadian Pacific CFA-16-4 4076 - 4081 CFB-16-4 4455 - 4458 CPA-16-4 4052 - 4057 4064 - 4065 4104 - 4105 CPB-16-4 4449 - 4454 4471 - 4472 Long Island Railroad CPA-20-5 2001-2008 CPA-24-5 2401-2404 Milwaukee CFA-16-4 23A,C - 28A,C CFB-16-4 23B - 28B New Haven CPA-24-5 790-799 New York Central CFA-16-4 6600 - 6607 CFB-16-4 6900 - 6903 CFA-20-4 5006-5017 CFB-20-4 5102-5104 CPA-24-5 4500-4507 Pennsylvania CFA-16-4 9448A - 9455A 9492A - 9499A CFB-16-4 9448B - 9454B (Even) 9492B - 9498B (Even) | Sample models. Stuff will change. Stuff will be fixed. THAT'S RIGHT. THEY ARE COMING BACK. Starting in 1950, Fairbanks-Morse began construction of a new model of diesel-electric locomotive. Utilizing much of what was learned in the prior model ("Erie Builts"), they continued to use their opposed piston prime movers developed over years of providing power for US Naval vessels. The new "Consolidated Line" (known as 'C-Liners) were available in several variations. The classification system indicates the intended use, A- or B- unit, horsepower, and number of axles. The freight locomotives were a 4-axle B-B configuration, while most of the passenger units were an unusual B-A1A configuration with a 3 axle rear truck to distribute the weight of the steam generator. C - Consolidated F/P - Freight or passenger service A/B - A or B unit - 16/20/24 - 1,600, 2,000, or 2,400 horsepower - 4/5 - 4 or 5 axle unit Thus, a CFA-16-4 is a 4-axle, 1,600 hp, freight A-unit locomotive. First up - CFA/B-16-4 Locomotives for MILW, NYC, and PRR with CN and CP coming soon! New features will include (but aren't limited to):
Correct paint and fans coupled with the new motor will have you pulling more and looking great! Let us know! Are you interested in a CP FREIGHT version of the 4 axle C-Liner?
Whats the difference? Grilles and Windows varied on the Freight and Passenger variation! |