AML is pleased to announce the production of the famous B&O “DOCKSIDE” of the Baltimore Waterfront. Four switchers were built in 1912 by Baldwin for the B&O. Initially constructed as saddle tank engines, some were given tenders in later years. The diminutive size and short wheelbase were required to handle the tight curves of these lines.
The live steam AML models are butane gas fired and are constructed with steel frame, steel drivers, brass cab, and copper boiler. Each boiler is fitted with a water level glass and pressure gauge. The cab roof lifts up and tilts sideways to give easy access to the cab interior.