The Athearn HO Union Pacific Switcher D.S. 1870 with Kadee Couplers is a pre-built model train switcher designed for DC powered layouts. We try to include a variety of brightly lit, clearly focused pictures from multiple angles when necessary.
It’s weathered, which is not great but this would be worth the effort to repaint.
Great vintage AHM HO scale train lot, all in original boxes. Includes Union Pacific freight car, Peabody Short Line hopper, Union Pacific caboose #510, and an operating accessory freight carrier. Boxes show age/storage wear, but the pieces display nicely. Items appear unused or lightly used; please review photos for exact condition. Great addition for any HO scale train layout, collector, or resale lot. Includes: 4 boxed AHM HO scale pieces shown in photos.
HO Scale General Electric (GE) switcher locomotive. Tested and runs. Motor operates and unit moves. Situational considerations will be made on an individual basis. We will make every effort to respond within 24 hours(extenuating circumstances excepted).
HO Scale General Electric (GE) switcher locomotive. Tested and runs smoothly and very quiet. You will not be disappointed.
Issued by the NASG in 2008. Hard to find! That being said, I will still describe the actual, working condition of the engine to the best of my ability and will never withhold information that may negatively impact the item.
O Gauge Switcher White Locomotive with a 2-4-2 configuration. It’s repainted and I’m not sure what brand, I know what it looks like but can’t say for sure. It runs like it should in forward and reverse, it doesn’t go to neutral and there’s no light. See pictures for details as they’re part of the description. G3
37550 DB (Deutsche Bahn) III V20 Diesel Switcher Locomotive (G-Scale). 37550 Instructions/Parts List. Digital DCC decoder and sound ready (Use a PIKO #36224 sound kit in conjunction with PIKO loco decoder #36122) NOTE: Locomotive will run on Analog DC, but sound functions ONLY on Digital DCC.
The EMD SW7 is a 1,200 horsepower diesel switcher locomotive built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division between October 1949 and January 1951. At 1,200 horsepower, the SW7 replaced the 1,000 horsepower NW2 in the EMD catalog.
Scale: HO Scale. This locomotive has not been tested and is being sold as untested. Assembly Status: Ready to Go/Pre-built. Type: Steam Locomotive.