Atlas HO Scale ~ Norfolk Southern ~ Dash 8-40C #8709 ~ Master DC ~ 10004188
Atlas Silver Sound Ready models are equipped with a speaker for easy conversion to soundwith the addition of a decoder. We are an authorized Atlas dealer.
Atlas Silver Sound Ready models are equipped with a speaker for easy conversion to soundwith the addition of a decoder. We are an authorized Atlas dealer.
The product is a HO scale model of a Pennsylvania FP7 engine by Atlas. This diesel locomotive replica features the corporate roadname of the Pennsylvania Railroad, making it a desirable addition to any model railroad enthusiast’s collection. The vintage design adds authenticity to the model, making it a realistic representation of the historic locomotive.
The Atlas HO SD-26 Diesel Locomotive is a ready-to-go model featuring a stunning gold and blue color scheme, perfect for enthusiasts of model railroads. This replica of an EMD locomotive is equipped with a digital control system, making it a high-quality addition to any train collection. With sound function capabilities and a scale of 1:87, this locomotive is designed for operation on a two-rail system and is ideal for adult collectors aged 17 years and up. The Santa Fe corporate roadname adds an authentic touch to this detailed and impressive model.
Great condition Southern F7 DC Only
This is an EMD SD24 locomotive. EMD SD24 DCC & QUANTUM Sound;. The first SD24 was built sixteen months before the four-axle (B-B) model GP20. The SD24 had 400 hp (298 kW) per axle, limited by the traction motors then available.
Trains our are passion! FOR SALE IS. Atlas Ho scale SD35 diesel locomotive undecorated in fair condition is missing.
Trains our are passion! FOR SALE IS. Atlas Ho scale sd35 diesel locomotive in good condition for its age is missing front left hand, railing and front railing.
Trains our are passion! FOR SALE IS. Atlas Ho scale sd35 diesel locomotive in good condition for its age is missing front left hand, railing and front railing.
Trains our are passion! FOR SALE IS.
The horsepower race was in full swing by the late 1960s when GE introduced the 3,300 HP, four-axle U33B locomotive. 137 units were produced between September 1967 and August 1970 when production ended.