LGB RC & BT RR Steam Loco Shay Nr. 7 Ep. VI
Brand: LGB
Part No: HC-L26701
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Request Stock NotificationThe LGB RC & BT RR Steam Loco Shay Nr. 7 Ep. VI (HC-L26701 / 26701) is a premium G gauge model of the Roaring Camp & Big Trees Railroad’s Class C Shay, renowned for rugged service on steep, timber-hauling lines. Built with heavy metal construction and packed with detail, this high-end model delivers immersive operation via an mfx/DCC decoder with extensive light and sound functions, plus a built-in, motion-synchronised smoke generator. Length over the step boards is 67 cm (26-3/8 in).
Faithful to the distinctive Shay layout, the model showcases the striking external drive system and the characteristic offset boiler for balanced weight distribution. Thoughtful detailing includes a removable roof, opening smokebox door, sliding side windows and fine, separately applied parts throughout. Running sounds are also available in analogue operation, expanding layout versatility.
Prototype Inspiration
Invented by Ephraim Shay for isolated forest railroads, Shay locomotives use vertically mounted cylinders driving crankshafts and cardan shafts to bevel gears on the trucks—providing high gear reduction and excellent traction on steep grades. Locomotive No. 7, a 1911 Class C Shay, worked for several California timber companies before becoming the star attraction at the Roaring Camp & Big Trees Railroad in the Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park.
Key Features
- Completely new tooling in heavy metal construction
- Many separately applied fine details with detailed modelling of the prototype
- mfx/DCC decoder with extensive light and sound functions
- Built-in smoke generator with steam synchronised to the unit’s motion
- Firebox flickering for added realism
- Opening smokebox door
- Removable roof and sliding side windows
- Striking, prototypical drive system using a crankshaft on cardan shafts and rack gears
- Running sounds also function in analogue operation
- Power storage unit installed at the factory
- Delivered with link & pin coupler; mounting locations for flags included
Specifications
- Part number: HC-L26701 / 26701
- Gauge / Design type: G
- Era: VI
- Type: Steam Locomotive
- Length over the step boards: 67 cm / 26-3/8 in
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Locomotive No. 7 of the Roaring Camp & Big Trees Railroad is a class C Shay from 1911. It ran during its active forest railroad career on various timber companies in California. Since 1986 it has been the star on the Roaring Camp & Big Trees RR, an approximately five kilometer / 3 mile long line laid at some cost in the Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park 100 kilometers / 63 miles south of San Francisco. The model has heavy metal construction with many separately applied details. It is equipped with an mfx/DCC decoder with many light and sound functions. The model has a built-in smoke generator. Length over the step boards 67 cm / 26-3/8“.
26701 RC & BT RR Shay Steam Locomotive No. 7
Gauge / Design Type: G /
Era: VI
Type: Steam Locomotives
- Length over the step boards 67 cm / 26-3/8“
- Completely new tooling in metal construction
- High-end model with heavy metal construction
- Many separately applied fine details
- Extensive light and sound functions
- The model has a built-in smoke generator
- Smoke box door can be opened
- Smoke generator
- Firebox flickering
- Removable roof
- Detailed modelling of the prototype
- Running sounds will also work in analogue operation
- Side windows as sliding windows
- Striking drive system included
- Prototypical spark arrestor and steaming synchronised with the unit's motion
- Prototypical drive system using a crankshafton cardan shafts and rack gears
- Mounting locations for flags included with the locomotive
- Power storage unit installed at the factory
- Delivered from the factory with link & pin coupler installed
Key Info:
- Brand: LGB
- Part No: HC-L26701
- Barcode: 4011525267010
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