RGS Goose No. 7 As Preserved at the Colorado Railroad
RGS Galloping Goose No. 7 – Colorado Railroad Museum Version
The Rio Grande Southern’s famous Galloping Goose No. 7 is one of the most distinctive vehicles in American narrow-gauge history. Originally built in 1936 from automotive components, No. 7 was later rebuilt for excursion service and today is preserved at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado.
The Accucraft Ride-On RGS No. 7 recreates this preserved configuration with an all-metal body, detailed passenger compartment, working headlights, and battery-electric drive. Designed for serious operation as well as display, it brings one of Colorado’s most recognizable narrow-gauge icons to the ride-on railway.
Please note:
- RGS #7 sub-assemblies are in stock. Delivery is typically 2-month from order confirmation.
- Price doesn't include freight, FOB Union City
- 7.25" Gauge available upon request
Specifications
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7 1/2" or 7 1/4" Gauge, 2.5" Scale
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Length - 107", Width - 15.5", Height - 25.2"
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Mini radius - 20 feet
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Weight: 145Kg/320lbs (without batteries)
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Battery powered 1 x 24V 350W motor, 1 x 24V 250W motor with electrical brake (2 12V batteries - not included)
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Deep cycle marine batteries recommended
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Chain drive
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3 working LED head lights
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Klaxon horn
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6~8 mph
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Rear coupler pocket / pull bar
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Shipping Information:
Wood Crate
- Dimensions: L 114" x W 24" x H 36"
- Weight: 180 kg/368 lbs
Freight varies by destination and is not included in the locomotive price. Crating, insurance, and delivery will be quoted and invoiced separately after the order is received. Customers may also arrange pickup or use their own carrier.
