The Western Endeavour locomotive was a celebration of the completion of the Sydney to Perth railways line conversion to Standard gauge. The New South Wales Rail Transport Museum operated the Western Endeavour as a special steam locomotive on the new rail line, at a time when steam locomotives were being withdrawn from service. Departing Sydney Central on the 22nd of August 1970, the Western Endeavour arrived at East Perth on the 28th of August 1970.

The East to West coast journey was hauled initially by two locomotives C3801 and C3813, with C3813 assisting until Port Augusta. During its stay in South Australia, the C3813 was used for tours. 

Special Features:

• Detailed cabin interior including floating foot plate
• Separately applied detailed body parts
• Realistic mechanical mechanisms
• Authentic knuckle-style coupler
• Dual position drawbar for close tender coupling
• H0 Gauge
• DCC ready with 8-pin socket

What's in the box?

• 1 x C38 3813 Locomotive and 1 x Tender

Specifications

• H0 Gauge

• 8 pin DCC Ready

• This locomotive should not run on track curves less than 438mm radius, which is Peco/Hornby 2nd radius track.

• The electric motor is designed to be operated from a variable 12 volts, DC power supply only.

• The headlight is non-functional.