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- 4-4-0 American - Central Pacific Jupiter (with wood load)
This DCC sound-equipped model represents the Central Pacific "Jupiter" which made history as one of two locomotives to meet at the Golden Spike ceremony for the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad at Promontory Point, Utah, in 1869
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- Bachmann 4-4-0 American CP Jupiter - Hobbylinc
This is an N Scale 4-4-0 American Central Pacific Jupiter Steamrail Locomotive and Tender It's made by Bachmann for ages 8 and over with Adult Assistance
- Bachmann 4-4-0 American Locomotive And Tender - Central Pacific . . .
The 4-4-0 American-class steamer was the most common locomotive in America during the late 19th century and the beginning of the 20th It was manufactured in large numbers and is credited with connecting the eastern and western United States
- Jupiter locomotive. OcCre railway model. Railroading.
Currently, an exact replica of the locomotive Jupiter, is located in the Golden Spike National, at Promontory Summit, Utah It is famous for being considered the place where you completed the first transcontinental railroad in the United States
- Central Pacific Jupiter 4-4-0 (Painted) - Lionel Trains
Hand crafted in brass and die-cast, and designed from original drawings of the present-day replica locomotives; each model is faithful to its prototype With dozens of individually applied brass details, these models reflect the pride and craftsmanship shown by the original locomotive builders
- Bachmann 4-4-0 Jupiter American Steam Locomotive in N Scale
Everyone loves a classic American 4-4-0 steamer Got a good one being this locomotive has a notorious reputation for being a poor runner I got lucky
- 4-4-0 American - Central Pacific Jupiter (with wood load)
This 4-4-0 American model represents the Central Pacific "Jupiter" which made history as one of two locomotives to meet at the Golden Spike ceremony for the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad at Promontory Point, Utah, in 1869
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