Athearn HO GENESIS | SD90MAC, UP #3681 

[ATHG27256]

DC locomotive || with NEM 21-pin socket for DCC and DCC/sound conversion

Union Pacific was the largest buyer of the SD90MAC with 309 units total; the railroad designation was SD9043AC as they were delivered with the 710G engine rated at 4300hp. Taking delivery of the first locomotives in 1995 and the last in 1999; originally numbered in the 8000 series, these locomotives were renumbered in 2012 and some are still in service today. 3681 is one of only a few SD90MACs to receive the flag paint scheme.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) | diesel locomotives | DCC/sound

SD9043MAC
Union Pacific, UP #8044

DCC/sound | SoundTraxx Tsunami

During the horsepower race of the 1990’s, EMD offered an “upgradable” SD90MAC. EMD’s 6000hp 256H prime mover was still being tested for reliability and issues at the time and UP needed power quickly. To combat this, EMD offered the SD90 with the 4300hp 710 prime mover in it’s place until the 256H prime mover was ready to be installed after successful testing. Unfortunately, the 256H was deemed too problematic and the conversion was never completed. UP classed these as SD9043MAC’s. They were factory delivered with the “We Will Deliver” slogan.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) | diesel locomotives | DCC/sound

SD9043MAC
Canadian Pacific, CP #3747
ex-UP

DCC/sound | 21-pin NEM decoder socket

In 2021, CP went on the used locomotive market and purchased a small batch of ex-UP SD9043MAC’s. These were quickly patched still in their UP numbers, and released into service.

CP 3747 was neatly re-lettered with CP initials and still features the American Flag on its flanks.

Athearn GENESIS G2 HO | Dash 9-44CW, UP #9719

[ATHG31523] DC standard / DCC Ready 21-pin socket

One of Union Pacific’s hallmarks is their eclectic collection of motive power. However, the venerable Dash 9 of the time was ordered in few numbers by the UP - only 40 to be exact. Here we have 4 of those examples depicted late in their careers; repainted “lightning stripe” scheme, yellow frame stripe and wings on the nose. These unique repaints have many nuances; chiefly, they do not feature the American flag on their flanks.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

AC4400CW
CEFX 1002

ATHG31544
DC / DCC ready with 21-pin NEM socket

The CIT Group placed two orders late in the production of the AC4400CW. They represent some of the newest features added to the AC4400CW line before its discontinuation. The first group was purposely built with Union Pacific features to whom they were originally leased. The second group was leased to the Canadian Pacific and share spotting features with late model CP AC4400CWs. Both wear CIT Group’s distinctive “Blueberry” scheme with CEFX reporting marks.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

AC4400CW
CEFX 1020

ATHG31545
DC / DCC ready with 21-pin NEM socket

The CIT Group placed two orders late in the production of the AC4400CW. They represent some of the newest features added to the AC4400CW line before its discontinuation. The first group was purposely built with Union Pacific features to whom they were originally leased. The second group was leased to the Canadian Pacific and share spotting features with late model CP AC4400CWs. Both wear CIT Group’s distinctive “Blueberry” scheme with CEFX reporting marks.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

AC4400CW
KCS #4587
Kansas City Southern

ATHG31553
DC / DCC ready with 21-pin NEM socket

A 50-unit order was delivered before the turn of the century in the KCS gray paint scheme. Beginning in 2007, these units were renumbered and repainted into the attractive ‘Southern Belle’ paint scheme that they wear today. With the recent merger of KCS and CP, these locomotives are expected to be seen across the entire Continent.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

AC4400CW
KCS #4601
Kansas City Southern

ATHG31554
DC / DCC ready with 21-pin NEM socket

A 50-unit order was delivered before the turn of the century in the KCS gray paint scheme. Beginning in 2007, these units were renumbered and repainted into the attractive ‘Southern Belle’ paint scheme that they wear today. With the recent merger of KCS and CP, these locomotives are expected to be seen across the entire Continent.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

AC4400CW
KCS #4614
Kansas City Southern

ATHG31555
DC / DCC ready with 21-pin NEM socket

A 50-unit order was delivered before the turn of the century in the KCS gray paint scheme. Beginning in 2007, these units were renumbered and repainted into the attractive ‘Southern Belle’ paint scheme that they wear today. With the recent merger of KCS and CP, these locomotives are expected to be seen across the entire Continent.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

Dash 9-44CW
UP #9696
Union Pacific

DC / DCC ready with 21-pin NEM socket

In 1995, Union Pacific purchased the Chicago and Northwestern and integrated the operation with its own. Re-painting of the recently acquired locomotives took place slowly, especially for the newer units (like the Dash 9s) whose paint jobs were only 1-2 years old at the time of the merger. Therefore, patched and renumbered CNW locomotives continued to operate on the UP system for many years.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

Dash 9-44CW
BNSF #4790
Burlington Northern Santa Fe

DC / DCC ready with 21-pin NEM socket

The power-short Burlington Northern Santa Fe placed some of these 1998-built units immediately into service without their stripes and logos. A simple black road number and reporting mark adorned the cab sides. Along with the multitude of Superfleet, Cascade Green and Freightbonnet units running around at the time, it made for some truly colorful lashups of power!

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

Dash 9-44CW
GECX #4809
General Electric Company

DC / DCC ready with 21-pin NEM socket

The leases on many BNSF Dash 9-44CWs have expired, and in many cases BNSF has chosen not to renew them. GECX 4809 in one of many BNSF-painted Dash 9’s that feature simple patch lettering in a variety of styles, along with a fairly clean patch-job of the BNSF logos.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

Dash 9-44CW
NS #8786
Norfolk Southern

DC / DCC ready with 21-pin NEM socket

The last stand of the “Standard Cab”, these 4000hp, 1995-built units have earned the railfan nickname of “Top Hats” due to their rooftop mounted air conditioners. NS 8764-8888, a total of 125 units, were the first in a series of yearly NS orders from 1995 to 2005. They have since been retired, with some being used for the AC44C6M rebuild program.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

Dash 9-44CW
UP #9713
Union Pacific

DC / DCC ready with 21-pin NEM socket

Built in July and August of 1994, this group of 40 units were the only original Dash 9-44CWs ordered by Union Pacific. The units are still on the active roster along with the former CNW and SP units, and are used in all types of mainline service.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

AC4400CW
CEFX 1020

ATHG31545
Onboard DCC decoder with SoundTraxx Tsunami2 sound

The CIT Group placed two orders late in the production of the AC4400CW. They represent some of the newest features added to the AC4400CW line before its discontinuation. The first group was purposely built with Union Pacific features to whom they were originally leased. The second group was leased to the Canadian Pacific and share spotting features with late model CP AC4400CWs. Both wear CIT Group’s distinctive “Blueberry” scheme with CEFX reporting marks.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) | diesel locomotives

AC4400CW
SP #336
Southern Pacific

ATHG31658
Onboard DCC decoder with SoundTraxx Tsunami2 sound

Built between April and Nov of 1995, SP placed an order for 279 AC4400CW’s from General Electric. Not only was this SP’s first dive into AC technology but was their largest single locomotive order (and last) in history. GE set up a maintenance shop in Denver CO to support these units. They featured Harris Locotrol II equipment for use in DPU service; although they were used for dedicated power on Colorado coal trains, they could also be found roaming the system wherever they were needed.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) | diesel locomotives

AC4400CW
UP #6193
Union Pacific (ex Southern Pacific)

ATHG31659
Onboard DCC decoder with SoundTraxx Tsunami2 sound

The Union Pacific acquisition of the Southern Pacific in 1996 saw the transfer of SP newly acquired AC4400CWs to a new railroad. As they were essentially brand new, there was no push to repaint these units and they existed for several years without modification. Eventually the AC4400CWs were renumbered with simple patches over the SP paint, but as this was done on a unit-by-unit basis where they were, the patches all had a measure of uniqueness.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

Dash 9-44CW
BCOL #4650
BC Rail

DCC/sound (21-pin NEM socket)

Delivered in 2000, these Dash 9-44CWs were the first and only units delivered to BC Rail with the standard GE wide cab- albeit with the “teardrop” style front cab windows. Being the road’s newest engines, they were used in all types of heavy freight service. In 2004, BC Rail was leased for 60 years to CN, so the units can now be spotted running with a variety of CN power.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

Dash 9-44CW
BNSF #4790
Burlington Northern Santa Fe

DCC/sound (21-pin NEM socket)

The power-short Burlington Northern Santa Fe placed some of these 1998-built units immediately into service without their stripes and logos. A simple black road number and reporting mark adorned the cab sides. Along with the multitude of Superfleet, Cascade Green and Freightbonnet units running around at the time, it made for some truly colorful lashups of power!

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

Dash 9-44CW
GECX #4809
General Electric Company

DCC/sound (21-pin NEM socket)

The leases on many BNSF Dash 9-44CWs have expired, and in many cases BNSF has chosen not to renew them. GECX 4809 in one of many BNSF-painted Dash 9’s that feature simple patch lettering in a variety of styles, along with a fairly clean patch-job of the BNSF logos.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

Dash 9-44CW
UP #9733
Union Pacific

DC / DCC ready with 21-pin NEM socket

Built in July and August of 1994, this group of 40 units were the only original Dash 9-44CWs ordered by Union Pacific. The units are still on the active roster along with the former CNW and SP units, and are used in all types of mainline service.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

AC4400CW
CPR #9511
Canadian Pacific

Standard DC

Canadian Pacific’s fleet of 438 AC4400CWs were the highest-numbered units on the roster. Canadian Pacific had the third-largest group of these machines and used them in all types of service. As of 2022, most have since entered the AC44CWM program and been rebuilt into the 8100-8280 series. #9500 is decorated with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police artwork on the cab sides. “The Musical Ride” is an organization that supports front-line police operations in Canada.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

AC4400CW
CPR #9517
Canadian Pacific

Standard DC

Canadian Pacific’s fleet of 438 AC4400CWs were the highest-numbered units on the roster. Canadian Pacific had the third-largest group of these machines and used them in all types of service. As of 2022, most have since entered the AC44CWM program and been rebuilt into the 8100-8280 series. #9500 is decorated with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police artwork on the cab sides. “The Musical Ride” is an organization that supports front-line police operations in Canada.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

AC4400CW
UP #6812
Union Pacific

Standard DC / DCC-ready with 21-pin NEM connector

UP has always been on the forefront on new locomotive technology. When GE announced an AC version of their popular DC Dash 9 locomotives, UP ordered 3 (9997-9999) in 1994 for testing. Pleased with the results, UP would come back in 1996 and order 149 units (6738-6887). Through mergers with SP and CNW, UP became one of the largest owners of AC4400’s with over 900 production units. A few received UP’s newer “flag” scheme as depicted with UP 6700 which was originally UP 9997, UP’s very first AC4400.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) | Diesel locomotives

GP40-2 Locomotive
ONT #2202
Ontario Northland

DCC & Sound: Onboard DCC decoder with SoundTraxx Tsunami2 sound

The Ontario Northland Railway is operated by the Ontario Northland Transportation Commission, part of the government of Ontario, Canada. Purchased in 2005, these ex-BM GP40-2’s were repainted into this bright and vibrant scheme. A few kept their nose class lights after rebuild. The units have been seen operating in both freight and passenger service.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

SD70ACu
Canadian Pacific, CP #7050
monochrome Beaver logo

DC/21-pin NEM decoder socket

Starting in 2018, Canadian Pacific announced a plan to acquire 30 SD70ACU units from EMD/Progress Rail using their laid up fleet of SD90MAC locomotives as core units. That number was later increased from 30 to 60. They also acquired 2 ex-Union Pacific units, in 2019.

All Canadian Pacific units have been completed in 2020 and can been found plying the rails of Canada and the US, with a few having even reached Mexico!

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

SD70ACu
PRLX #7271
Progress Rail

DC/21-pin NEM decoder socket

In mid-2022, Progress Rail purchased a batch of ex-NS SD70ACU’s. Some of them had a red “PRLX” hand-written over the old logo, and some others were simply patched out completely as depicted on our models..

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

SD70ACu
PRLX #7330
Progress Rail

DC/21-pin NEM decoder socket

In mid-2022, Progress Rail purchased a batch of ex-NS SD70ACU’s. Some of them had a red “PRLX” hand-written over the old logo, and some others were simply patched out completely as depicted on our models..

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

SD70ACu
NS #7281
Norfolk Southern

DC/21-pin NEM decoder socket

In 2016, NS started an ambitious rebuild using ex UP SD9043MAC’s as cores. The rebuild included upgraded computers and electronic brakes, engine, and main generator overall, and new EMD cab. NS designated them as SD70ACU’s.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

SD70ACu
NS #7300
Norfolk Southern

DC/21-pin NEM decoder socket

In 2016, NS started an ambitious rebuild using ex UP SD9043MAC’s as cores. The rebuild included upgraded computers and electronic brakes, engine, and main generator overall, and new EMD cab. NS designated them as SD70ACU’s.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

SD70ACu
PRLX #7330
Progress Rail

DCC/sound - SoundTraxx Tsunami

In mid-2022, Progress Rail purchased a batch of ex-NS SD70ACU’s. Some of them had a red “PRLX” hand-written over the old logo, and some others were simply patched out completely as depicted on our models..

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

SD70ACu
NS #7242
Norfolk Southern

DCC/sound - SoundTraxx Tsunami

In 2016, NS started an ambitious rebuild using ex UP SD9043MAC’s as cores. The rebuild included upgraded computers and electronic brakes, engine, and main generator overall, and new EMD cab. NS designated them as SD70ACU’s.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

SD70ACu
NS #7281
Norfolk Southern

DCC/sound - SoundTraxx Tsunami

In 2016, NS started an ambitious rebuild using ex UP SD9043MAC’s as cores. The rebuild included upgraded computers and electronic brakes, engine, and main generator overall, and new EMD cab. NS designated them as SD70ACU’s.

Athearn GENESIS | HO scale (1:87) locomotives

SD70ACu
NS #7300
Norfolk Southern

DCC/sound - SoundTraxx Tsunami

In 2016, NS started an ambitious rebuild using ex UP SD9043MAC’s as cores. The rebuild included upgraded computers and electronic brakes, engine, and main generator overall, and new EMD cab. NS designated them as SD70ACU’s.

Athearn RTR (ready-to-roll) | HO scale (1:87)|  locomotives

GP40-2
CPR #4611

ATH18258
DC/DCC-ready with a NEM 21-pin plug

The EMD GP series locomotives became some of the most successful designs of the age. Produced from 1970s to mid-1980s the GP40-2 was quickly found in many different tasks of the railroad. From switching to pulling high priority freight trains across the country, these versatile locomotives brought the goods to North America. Many of these locomotives are now being rebuilt with ecologically sound emission control for higher population centers. A new era emerges as technology meets proven reliability for these EMD products.

Athearn RTR (ready-to-roll) | HO scale (1:87)|  locomotives

GP40-2
CPR #4617

ATH18259
DC/DCC-ready with a NEM 21-pin plug

The EMD GP series locomotives became some of the most successful designs of the age. Produced from 1970s to mid-1980s the GP40-2 was quickly found in many different tasks of the railroad. From switching to pulling high priority freight trains across the country, these versatile locomotives brought the goods to North America. Many of these locomotives are now being rebuilt with ecologically sound emission control for higher population centers. A new era emerges as technology meets proven reliability for these EMD products.

Athearn RTR (ready-to-roll) | HO scale (1:87)|  locomotives

RS-3 
CPR #8428

ATH28670
DC/DCC-ready with a NEM 21-pin plug

ALCO built the RS-3 to respond to competition with EMD, Fairbanks-Morse, and Baldwin Locomotive Works. In the case of ALCO, the builder added more improvements to create new locomotive lines beyond the RS-2. ALCO produced 377 RS-2s versus the more successful RS-3s at 1,418.

The new model produced slightly more horsepower than the earlier design at 1,600 hp using Alco’s 12-cylinder, model 244 prime mover. Visually, the RS3 very similar to the RS2. Some railroads elected to employ theirs RS3 diesels in passenger/commuter service. It was appreciated for its versatility and reliability. RS3s were one of Alco’s shops more popular locomotives.

Athearn RTR (ready-to-roll) | HO scale (1:87)|  locomotives

RS-3 
CPR #8451

ATH28771
DC/DCC-ready with a NEM 21-pin plug

ALCO built the RS-3 to respond to competition with EMD, Fairbanks-Morse, and Baldwin Locomotive Works. In the case of ALCO, the builder added more improvements to create new locomotive lines beyond the RS-2. ALCO produced 377 RS-2s versus the more successful RS-3s at 1,418.

The new model produced slightly more horsepower than the earlier design at 1,600 hp using Alco’s 12-cylinder, model 244 prime mover. Visually, the RS3 very similar to the RS2. Some railroads elected to employ theirs RS3 diesels in passenger/commuter service. It was appreciated for its versatility and reliability. RS3s were one of Alco’s shops more popular locomotives.

Athearn RTR (ready-to-roll) | HO scale (1:87)|  locomotives

RS-3 
CPR #8456

ATH28672
DC/DCC-ready with a NEM 21-pin plug

ALCO built the RS-3 to respond to competition with EMD, Fairbanks-Morse, and Baldwin Locomotive Works. In the case of ALCO, the builder added more improvements to create new locomotive lines beyond the RS-2. ALCO produced 377 RS-2s versus the more successful RS-3s at 1,418.

The new model produced slightly more horsepower than the earlier design at 1,600 hp using Alco’s 12-cylinder, model 244 prime mover. Visually, the RS3 very similar to the RS2. Some railroads elected to employ theirs RS3 diesels in passenger/commuter service. It was appreciated for its versatility and reliability. RS3s were one of Alco’s shops more popular locomotives.

Athearn RTR (ready-to-roll) | HO scale (1:87)|  locomotives

RS-3 
CPR #8451

ATH28771
Onboard DCC decoder with SoundTraxx Tsunami2 sound

ALCO built the RS-3 to respond to competition with EMD, Fairbanks-Morse, and Baldwin Locomotive Works. In the case of ALCO, the builder added more improvements to create new locomotive lines beyond the RS-2. ALCO produced 377 RS-2s versus the more successful RS-3s at 1,418.

The new model produced slightly more horsepower than the earlier design at 1,600 hp using Alco’s 12-cylinder, model 244 prime mover. Visually, the RS3 very similar to the RS2. Some railroads elected to employ theirs RS3 diesels in passenger/commuter service. It was appreciated for its versatility and reliability. RS3s were one of Alco’s shops more popular locomotives.

Athearn RTR (ready-to-roll) | HO scale (1:87)|  locomotives

GP38-2
CN #4707

DC/DCC-ready with a NEM 21-pin socket
Sound Ready! All units come with speakers installed!

The GP38-2 series of locomotives were some of EMD’s most successful designs. Produced from 1970s to mid 1980s the GP38-2 and GP50 were quickly found in many different tasks of the railroad. From switching to pulling high priority freight trains across country, these versatile locomotives could be seen all over North America. Many of these locomotives are now being rebuilt with ecologically sound emission control for higher population centers. A new era emerges as technology meets proven reliability for these EMD products.

Athearn RTR (ready-to-roll) | HO scale (1:87)|  locomotives

Rotary Snowplow & F7B Locomotive
CPR #403167 / #403167B

DC/DCC-ready with a NEM 21-pin socket

The Rotary Snowplow is a piece of railroad snow removal equipment with a large circular set of blades on its front end that rotate to cut through the snow on the track ahead of it. When snow is too deep, the railroads call on their rotary. The precursor to the rotary snowplow was the wedge snowplow.

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ATLAS | HO (1:87) | diesel locomotive

Prototype: FP-7 - Canadian Pacific / CP "Script" #4068 - DC

Item Box show some shelf wear.

Consignment Sale: This unit is inspected and found to be in very good condition. The factory warranty has expired. Sold as-is. Make sure to address all your concerns before making the purchase.

ATLAS | HO (1:87) | diesel locomotive

Prototype: FP-7 - Canadian Pacific / CP "Script" #4061 - DC

Item Box show some shelf wear.

Consignment Sale: This unit is inspected and found to be in very good condition. The factory warranty has expired. Sold as-is. Make sure to address all your concerns before making the purchase.

ATLAS HO Master® Gold | DCC with Sound

EMD GP40, ditch lights
Canadian Pacific (red, white, black)

In 1966 EMD introduced a new line of locomotives based on the 16-cylinder 645-series prime mover. The “40-series” included a six-axle and four-axle model, the latter being the GP40. A total of 1,145 units were produced between 1966 and 1972. These turbocharged 3,000hp locomotives were used primarily in road freight service.

ATLAS HO Master® Silver | DCC/sound - ESU LokSound

FM H-24-66 Phase 2 Trainmaster
Canadian Pacific (Late Scheme, gray, maroon, yellow)

Advertised by Fairbanks-Morse as "the most useful locomotive ever built", the H24-66 Train Master was first introduced in 1953. Designed as a versatile locomotive with various equipment options available, it was found in both passenger and freight service across the US. It was the most powerful single-engine locomotive in production at the time, generating a total of 2,400 hp.

ATLAS HO Master® Silver | Standard DC

Alco S4
Canadian Pacific (red, black, white)

Alco S2 is modeled after diesels built by the American Locomotive Company between 1949 and 1957. The 1,000-horsepower diesel-electric switchers were designed to replace older steam switchers. Almost 800 S4s featured a six cylinder 539 prime mover and rode on AAR Type A Trucks (which distinguished them from nearly identical S2s). Whether operated by their original owners or secondary owners, several of these venerable workhorses are still working in the 2020s and others are preserved in museums or on excursion railroads.

ATLAS HO Master® Silver | Standard DC / DCC ready

FM H-24-66 Phase 2 Trainmaster
Canadian Pacific (Late Scheme, gray, maroon, yellow)

Advertised by Fairbanks-Morse as "the most useful locomotive ever built", the H24-66 Train Master was first introduced in 1953. Designed as a versatile locomotive with various equipment options available, it was found in both passenger and freight service across the US. It was the most powerful single-engine locomotive in production at the time, generating a total of 2,400 hp.

BOWSER | HO (1:87) | diesel locomotive

Prototype: GMD SD40-2 w/LokSound & DCC - Canadian Pacific #5718 (Action Red, white, black, , Multimark Logo, No CP Ra

Item Box show some shelf wear.

Consignment Sale: This unit is inspected and found to be in very good condition. The factory warranty has expired. Sold as-is. Make sure to address all your concerns before making the purchase.

Bowser Alco RS3 - Canadian National #3035 - (black, red, white, Large Noodle Logo)
Walthers Part # 6-25254
HO scale

Bowser HO Scale ready-to-run Alco RS3 diesels are based on popular road switchers constructed by the American Locomotive Co. between 1950 and 1956. With over 1,400 built for railroads in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and other countries, the long-lived diesels were popular and even in 2022 a few are in regular freight service for U.S. shortlines, while others are in preserved in museums.

Standard DC

Bowser Alco RS3 - Canadian National #3035 - (black, red, white, Large Noodle Logo)
Walthers Part # 6-25254
HO scale

Bowser HO Scale ready-to-run Alco RS3 diesels are based on popular road switchers constructed by the American Locomotive Co. between 1950 and 1956. With over 1,400 built for railroads in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and other countries, the long-lived diesels were popular and even in 2022 a few are in regular freight service for U.S. shortlines, while others are in preserved in museums.

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

Bowser Alco RS3 - Canadian National #3040 - (black, red, white, Large Noodle Logo)

Walthers Part # 6-25256
HO scale

Bowser HO Scale ready-to-run Alco RS3 diesels are based on popular road switchers constructed by the American Locomotive Co. between 1950 and 1956. With over 1,400 built for railroads in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and other countries, the long-lived diesels were popular and even in 2022 a few are in regular freight service for U.S. shortlines, while others are in preserved in museums.

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

Bowser Alco RS3 - Canadian Pacific #8441 - (maroon, gray, yellow, Script Lettering)

Walthers Part # 6-25268
HO scale

Bowser HO Scale ready-to-run Alco RS3 diesels are based on popular road switchers constructed by the American Locomotive Co. between 1950 and 1956. With over 1,400 built for railroads in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and other countries, the long-lived diesels were popular and even in 2022 a few are in regular freight service for U.S. shortlines, while others are in preserved in museums.

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

Bowser Alco RS3 - Canadian Pacific #8427 - (Action Red, white, black, Multimark Logo)

Walthers Part # 6-25276
HO scale

Bowser HO Scale ready-to-run Alco RS3 diesels are based on popular road switchers constructed by the American Locomotive Co. between 1950 and 1956. With over 1,400 built for railroads in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and other countries, the long-lived diesels were popular and even in 2022 a few are in regular freight service for U.S. shortlines, while others are in preserved in museums.

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

Bowser Alco RS3 - Canadian Pacific #8430 - (Action Red, white, black, Multimark Logo)

Walthers Part # 6-25277
HO scale

Bowser HO Scale ready-to-run Alco RS3 diesels are based on popular road switchers constructed by the American Locomotive Co. between 1950 and 1956. With over 1,400 built for railroads in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and other countries, the long-lived diesels were popular and even in 2022 a few are in regular freight service for U.S. shortlines, while others are in preserved in museums.

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

Bowser Alco RS3 - Canadian Pacific #8435 - (Action Red, white, black, Multimark Logo)

Walthers Part # 6-25278
HO scale

Bowser HO Scale ready-to-run Alco RS3 diesels are based on popular road switchers constructed by the American Locomotive Co. between 1950 and 1956. With over 1,400 built for railroads in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and other countries, the long-lived diesels were popular and even in 2022 a few are in regular freight service for U.S. shortlines, while others are in preserved in museums.

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

BOWSER | HO (1:87) | diesel locomotive

GMD SD40-2F
Canadian Pacific, CP
(2022 red, white, black, yellow Beaver Logo)

Based on full-width body road diesels, this Bowser Executive Line GMD SD40-2f is a model of 3,000 horsepower locomotives built for Canadian Pacific and still used by secondary owners in the U.S. and Canada. 

DCC/Sound with LokSound V5 decoder.

MLW M630 locomotive - CP Rail # 4556
5" stripe, Large Multi-mark w/out water expansion tank, no ditch lights

Walthers Part # 6-24824

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

MLW M630 locomotive - CP Rail # 4562
5" stripe w/water expansion tank and ditch lights

Walthers Part # 6-24838

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

MLW M630 locomotive - CP Rail # 4510
5" stripe w/water expansion tank and ditch lights

Walthers Part # 6-24839

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

MLW M630 locomotive - CP Rail # 4573
8" stripe w/ water expansion tank and ditch lights

Walthers Part # 6-24846

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

MLW M630 locomotive - PGE
Two tone green w/ lightning stripe, Face mounted ditch lights

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

MLW M630 locomotive - PGE
Two tone green w/ lightning stripe, Face mounted ditch lights

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

MLW M630 locomotive - BCR
Two tone green w/lightning stripe, Face mounted ditch lights

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

Based on 1960s and 1970s-built Montreal Locomotive Works road diesels, this Bowser Executive Line MLW M630 is a model of 3,000 horsepower locomotives used by a number of Canadian railroads and secondary owners in the U.S. This finely detailed model features railroad-specific and era-specific details, accurate decoration, operating headlight, can motor, brass flywheels, nickel-silver wheels with RP25 flanges and knuckle couplers. This MLW M630 diesel features an ESU LokSound Select sound and DCC decoder.

Bowser GMD SD40-2 - HLCX # 6225
Walthers Part # 6-25068
HO scale, Retail: $309.95

This Bowser Executive Line GMD SD40-2 is based on the huge fleet of diesels constructed by the General Motors Diesel Division plant in London, Ontario for several Canadian railroads, and a few US lines as well. This finely detailed model features GMDD and railroad-specific details, accurate decoration, operating headlight, can motor, brass flywheels, nickel-silver wheels with RP25 flanges and knuckle couplers. 

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

BOWSER | HO (1:87) | diesel locomotive

GMD SD40-2 25330
Canadian Pacific, CP
(red, white, black, Dual Flag Logo)

This Bowser Executive Line GMD SD40-2 is based on the huge fleet of diesels constructed by the General Motors Diesel Division plant in London, Ontario for several Canadian railroads, and a few US lines as well.

DCC/Sound with LokSound V5 decoder.

Bowser GMD SD40-2 - Canadian Pacific #6025 - (red, white, black, Dual Flag Logo)
Walthers Part # 6-25332
HO scale

This Bowser Executive Line GMD SD40-2 is based on the huge fleet of diesels constructed by the General Motors Diesel Division plant in London, Ontario for several Canadian railroads, and a few US lines as well. This finely detailed model features GMDD and railroad-specific details, accurate decoration, operating headlight, can motor, brass flywheels, nickel-silver wheels with RP25 flanges and knuckle couplers. This GMD SD40-2 features a LokSound V5 sound and DCC decoder for extreme realism.

DCC/Sound with ESU LokSound 5 DCC

English's Model Railroad Supply Announces CP SD30C-ECO

DCC & Sound Equipped (ESU-LokSound 5 decoder with “Full Throttle”)

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Märklin HAMO | HO | diesel locomotive

Prototype: American D & RGW "Rio Grande" Railroad Company General Motors type EMD F7 A-A set. The locomotives looks as it did for the timespan of the Fifties-Sixties

Consignment Sale: These units are inspected and found to be As-If-New. The factory warranty has expired. Sold as-is. Make sure to address all your concerns before making the purchase.

NOTE: Both units will be packed in suitable styrofoam crates. The original items boxes are not available.

InterMountain Railway Co. | HO scale (1:87) | diesel locomotive

ET44 "Tier 4" Locomotives
Kansas City Southern, KCS

ESU® LokSound® 5 DCC sound decoder and dual speakers installed.

InterMountain Railway Co. | HO scale (1:87) | diesel locomotive

ET44 "Tier 4" Locomotives
Canadian National EF-644t "Veteran"

ESU® LokSound® 5 DCC sound decoder and dual speakers installed.

InterMountain Railway Co. | HO scale (1:87) | diesel locomotive

ET44 "Tier 4" Locomotives
Canadian National "BC Rail"

ESU® LokSound® 5 DCC sound decoder and dual speakers installed.

PIKO HO Expert
Class 65-DE-19-A USATC diesel locomotive
DCC/Sound | PSD XP 5.1 PluX22 S

Novelty 2021: The model of the 62-DE-19A with sound will be released for both plant themes from the USA and Europe. In terms of quality, the route of the latest PIKO design innovations is consistently continued: plastic-looking engravings, filigree mould making, state-of-the-art technology. The impression of the model is rounded off by varnishing and printing in the usual high PIKO quality. 

PIKO Expert | HO scale (1:87) | RP25, DCC/sound

Krauss-Maffei ML4000 Diesel Locomotive
Denver & Rio Grande

Krauss-Maffei of Germany worked closely with the Southern Pacific and the Denver & Rio Grande to develop a revolutionary new diesel-hydraulic locomotive. At the start of the 1960s, these beasts packed 4000 horsepower, a feat that would not be matched by American Diesel locomotive builders for many years. Typical American diesels of the time had only 2000 HP or less.                   .............../ continue below

Raoido Trains | HO scale | diesel locomotives

EMD E8A
CP Rail - Action Red 5" Stripes: #1802

DCC/Sound by ESU LokSound

EMD’s E-8 (and successor, E-9) were the quintessential North American passenger locomotive of the 1950s through the 1970s. 450 E8A and 46 E8B units were produced, with an additional 100 E9A and 44 E9B locos following. The first E8s were delivered in 1949, with the last E9 being produced in 1964. These units pulled passenger trains from coast to coast, and later became the backbone of Amtrak’s fleet in its early days. Many more were later used in commuter service before being retired. Today several units live on in museums and tourist railroads throughout North America.