Broadway Limited 9400 ATSF 4-8-4 #3751 As Appears Today Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC with Smoke N Scale

Product Overview

Built beginning in 1927 by Baldwin Locomotive Works, Santa Fe's 3751-class locomotives were among the earliest and most influential 4-8-4 Northerns in North America. Originally designed as coal burners, the class was converted to oil in 1936 and received larger tenders to support their expanding role in high-speed passenger service.

The 3751 class received major upgrades in 1941, including 80-inch drivers, new frames, and Timken roller bearings on all axles. These improvements gave the locomotives impressive speed and performance, with members of the class capable of reaching more than 100 MPH. Their combination of power, speed, and long service life made them some of the most memorable locomotives in Santa Fe steam history.

ATSF #3759 holds a particularly important place in that story. The locomotive became closely associated with the end of Santa Fe steam after hauling the railroad's “Farewell to Steam” excursion between Los Angeles and Barstow. Broadway Limited recreates #3759 in its in-service appearance with Paragon4 sound and control, operating smoke, die-cast construction, and prototype-inspired lighting and detail.

Why We Love This Model

The Santa Fe 3751 class combines just about everything that makes a steam locomotive memorable: Baldwin heritage, enormous drivers, high-speed passenger service, and a long connection to some of the railroad's most important trains. #3759 adds another layer of history because of its association with Santa Fe's “Farewell to Steam” excursion. Broadway Limited's die-cast construction, synchronized sound, operating smoke, lighting, and Paragon4 control make this a particularly compelling model for Santa Fe fans and N scale steam collectors.