• IMG_1573(s)
  • IMG_1578(s)
  • IMG_1577(s)
  • iso
1 4

Southern Pacific Narrow Gauge "Little Giant" - Nn3

Southern Pacific Narrow Gauge "Little Giant" - Nn3

3D Printed Kit

$23.00 USD
$0.00 USD $23.00 USD
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.
The Southern Pacific acquired the Carson & Colorado Railroad in 1900. This three-foot gauge railroad ran from Carson City, Nevada to Keeler, California in the Mojave Desert. In 1954, SP brought engine X-1, a GE 50 ton diesel (GE build number 32226) with a 450 HP Caterpillar diesel engine and “narrow-gauged” standard-gauge trucks, to the desert to replace the three remaining already aged 4-6-0 steam locomotives. Originally delivered and operated in the SF “tiger stripe” paint scheme, the loco was later re-painted in the “bloody nose” red and gray colors. The X-1 continued to operate on the narrow gauge until the end of operations in 1960. Sold by SP in April of 1961, eventually going to a mining company in Sonora, Mexico, where it is reported it was converted to standard gauge in the late 1970’s. The instructions have been edited from instructions included with a former full kit for use with these 3d resin prints. The model builder will need to obtain couplers, screws, Rokuhan Z-scale chassis, led lamps, resistors, electrical wiring, brass wire, paints, decals and other materials to complete construction.
Product Instructions View full details

Made-to-Order Manufacturing

At 3DPT, every model is manufactured to order rather than pulled from warehouse inventory. This approach allows us to offer an extensive catalog while ensuring each piece is produced with the care and attention it deserves.

Most orders ship within 7-14 business days. However, larger models, complex projects, and high-volume orders may require 4-6 weeks or longer due to extended print times and production requirements.

While extended lead times are uncommon, they may occasionally occur during periods of high demand or due to circumstances outside our control. We appreciate your understanding as we continue our mission of preserving transportation history in miniature through high-quality, made-to-order models.