BLI 6611 N Scale ALCo RSD-15 Santa Fe ATSF 830 Paragon4 DCC Armor Aside from its record-breaking speed

Aside from its record-breaking speed run from Denver to Chicago

The cars were equipped with ventilators and charcoal heaters

The sliders are 150mm long and are precision machined to fit the SCX10 II or III side plates perfectly

the chassis includes a full-width front splitter that balances downforce distribution

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BLI 6611 N Scale ALCo RSD-15 Santa Fe ATSF 830 Paragon4 DCC Armor Aside from its record-breaking speedBLI 6611 N Scale ALCo RSD 15 Santa Fe ATSF 830 Paragon4 DCC The Alco RSD 15's were built between 1956 and 1960 in Schenectady, New York. The RSD 15 was powered by an Alco 251 16 cylinder V type engine. Rated at 2,400 horsepower, these versatile locomotives were suited for mainline freight and passenger service. The locomotive rode on 3 axle trucks with all axles powered by GE model 752 traction motors. The trucks have asymmetrical axle spacing because