Maxitrak Galloping Goose

Introducing the Galloping Goose in both 7 1/4" and 7 1/2" gauge.
In the later part of the Victorian period a number of narrow gauge railroads were built in the Colorado mountains. They were never very profitable, and by the 1920’s they were suffering from increased road competition. To counter this the Rio Grand Southern introduced their “motors”, these were a series of road going cars modified with larger bodies and converted to run on rails. Initially they were intended to carry mail, to keep the income from the US Mail contracts. As this proved popular subsequent conversions were enlarged to carry a few passengers as well.
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[@fabrizioviscardi40]

Lovable movie!

[@legorailroader844]

No sound? I mean I know it's electric and it's going to be quiet but geez lol

[@charliestrains9826]

Is it a private railway?

[@stranraerwal]

GREAT...but that seat for the "driver" is really cheaply made and awful looking !