Atlas Classic HO Scale SOO Line EMD GP7 Diesel Locomotive #376 NOS 8336 DCC Rdy
New item in original box. Tested, runs and lights like new smooth and quiet. Paperwork and sealed parts bag included.
New item in original box. Tested, runs and lights like new smooth and quiet. Paperwork and sealed parts bag included.
The WalthersMainline Phase II High-Hood GP9 is a must-have model for your first-generation diesel roster! EMD GP9 Diesel Locomotive. Walthers Mainline Part #910-10501. Scale width hood with correct contours.
Motor/Driveline: Genesis 5-pole skew-wound motor, dual precision-machined flywheels, multi-link drivetrain, and all-wheel drive/electrical pickup. Detail Parts: Fine-scale factory-installed Celcon handrails, directional constant lighting, full cab interior layout, see-through cab windows, wire grab irons, and windshield wipers.
At the height of cab units, this was ALCOs foray into the market. Over 600 were built from 1946 to 1956 with 400 of them being FA units. DCC equipped. Dual mode DC and DCC operation. Supports all DCC programming modes.
At the height of cab units, this was ALCOs foray into the market. Over 600 were built from 1946 to 1956 with 400 of them being FA units. DCC equipped. Dual mode DC and DCC operation. Supports all DCC programming modes.
The engine is tested and runs well. The headlight works. The hand rails and detail parts are included. They make noise when they run and that is normal. They do not run exceptionally well or smooth at very low speeds.
The basics: This is designed as a stylized suspension bridge. The tower sides have caution lights that operate in steady white LED mode or multi-color chase mode. Why you need this: The bridge evokes an era of earlier bridge design.
This is an GP9 Phase I SWITCH locomotive. Most GP7s had three sets of ventilation grills under the cab (where the GP9 only had one), and two pair of grills at the end of the long hood (where only the pair nearest the end was retained on the GP9).
At the height of cab units, this was ALCOs foray into the market. Over 600 were built from 1946 to 1956 with 400 of them being FA units. DCC equipped. Dual mode DC and DCC operation. Supports all DCC programming modes.