Alex and Adam walk you through the process of fitting the vinyl stripe to the side of one of our 5" E.M Baldwin locomotives.

These engines were constructed by EM Baldwin and sons of Castle Hill, New South Wales, Australia.

The company supplied smaller locomotives for industry from the 1950's to the 1980's. Designs included shunting, mining and tunnel locomotives but the most common surviving engines were built for the Queensland sugar industry. At this time the extensive 2ft gauge lines were changing from steam to diesel traction. EM Baldwin built a large number of the replacement diesels to a continuously evolving design, to the extend that there are hardly two alike. Engines and gearboxes varied depending on power requirements and suppliers delivery dates etc.

Available now in two livery options - https://maxitrak.com/locomotive-item/...