Bachmann 66311 HO Scale EMD GP40 Diesel New York Central NYC 3020 with DCC & Sound Motor Analyzer and push bumper

and push bumper

The T1's were duplex locomotives - this means they had two sets of drivers

Pro-Line has developed the technology to mold a High-Performance herringbone weave pattern Belt inside of the relentless

built December/1966

It succeeded in creating a general interest in railroading practically unknown since the opening of the first transcontinental line

Bachmann 66311 HO Scale EMD GP40 Diesel New York Central NYC 3020 with DCC & Sound Motor Analyzer and push bumperBachmann 66311 HO Scale EMD GP40 Diesel New York Central NYC 3020 with DCC & Sound The GP40 was considered the top of EMDS four axle line when first introduced in the late 1960s. It visually differed from earlier GP models, featuring three radiator fans on its long hood, but was otherwise similar in style to the GP38, which entered production around the same time. The locomotive was popular for its ease of maintenance and standardized features and