What is it?! 4-6-4

[Norway2112]

I have been in N Scale for over 20 years and have never seen this engine before, its a 4-6-4 but its not the Kato/ConCor one we're used to.  Anybody know who made this model and when?  I'm guessing its one of the very early N scale steamers.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rivarossi-4-6-4-Engine-Santa-Fe-5312-Metal-Body-N-Scale-Model-RR-Train-110-/350697312686?pt=Model_RR_Trains&hash=item51a73051ae

[up1950s]

I have been in N Scale for over 20 years and have never seen this engine before, its a 4-6-4 but its not the Kato/ConCor one we're used to.  Anybody know who made this model and when?  I'm guessing its one of the very early N scale steamers.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rivarossi-4-6-4-Engine-Santa-Fe-5312-Metal-Body-N-Scale-Model-RR-Train-110-/350697312686?pt=Model_RR_Trains&hash=item51a73051ae

Maybe a mutt , found this
http://yardsaletrains.com/proddetail.php?prod=CRR5312

[Mark5]

I think Rapido made a metal 4-6-4 - here ya go:

http://www.spookshow.net/loco/arnold46x.html

[mmagliaro]

Looks like the Arnold Rapido 4-6-4 to me.  They made a 4-6-2 Pacific, which was a huge success (and still is, in many ways).
Later on, they slapped a
4 wheel trailing truck on it and called it a Hudson.

[Mark.S+10]

Definately an Arnold 4-6-4 Hudson.  Have fun, Mark.

[sizemore]

Yup Arbnold/Crapido Hudon. Digging deep I the "Way Back" machine there...

The S.

[Nato]

                   Yes,The Arnold Hudson Verson of their USRA Pacific. I own one of these Santa Fe beauties because I knew the Santa Fe owned 4-6-4's eventhough I knew they were different looking more modern locomotives. I considered making a more correct looking Santa Fe Hudson usuing a shortened Bachmann Santa Fe Northern boiler on a Con Cor  J3a Mech,but never did. Nate Goodman (Nato). Salt Lake, Utah.