HO GEN GP15-1 Locomotive NS #1432 (ATHG-1890)
HO-scale GP15-1 locomotive in Norfolk Southern livery, NS 1432, models a compact four-axle diesel-electric switcher. The GP15-1 was built by EMD between 1976 and 1982 and was typically used as a yard switcher or light road locomotive. With about 310 units produced, a number of GP15-1s remain in service today, making NS 1432 a faithful representation for HO layouts.
Fully assembled and ready to run, this model offers DCC-ready Quick Plug connectivity with a 21-pin NEM socket, enabling easy digital control. It rides on a heavy die-cast frame for traction and uses a Genesis driveline with a five-pole motor and precision flywheels for smooth operation. Details include body-mounted scale knuckle couplers, RP25 wheel contours, and all-wheel electrical pickup, along with a full cab interior, see-through cab windows, and LED lighting for a realistic appearance. Designed for HO layouts, it performs best on minimum radii of 18 inches, with 22 inches or more recommended.
HO-scale GP15-1 locomotive in Norfolk Southern livery, NS 1432, models a compact four-axle diesel-electric switcher. The GP15-1 was built by EMD between 1976 and 1982 and was typically used as a yard switcher or light road locomotive. With about 310 units produced, a number of GP15-1s remain in service today, making NS 1432 a faithful representation for HO layouts.
Fully assembled and ready to run, this model offers DCC-ready Quick Plug connectivity with a 21-pin NEM socket, enabling easy digital control. It rides on a heavy die-cast frame for traction and uses a Genesis driveline with a five-pole motor and precision flywheels for smooth operation. Details include body-mounted scale knuckle couplers, RP25 wheel contours, and all-wheel electrical pickup, along with a full cab interior, see-through cab windows, and LED lighting for a realistic appearance. Designed for HO layouts, it performs best on minimum radii of 18 inches, with 22 inches or more recommended.
Original: $191.30
-65%$191.30
$66.95Description
HO-scale GP15-1 locomotive in Norfolk Southern livery, NS 1432, models a compact four-axle diesel-electric switcher. The GP15-1 was built by EMD between 1976 and 1982 and was typically used as a yard switcher or light road locomotive. With about 310 units produced, a number of GP15-1s remain in service today, making NS 1432 a faithful representation for HO layouts.
Fully assembled and ready to run, this model offers DCC-ready Quick Plug connectivity with a 21-pin NEM socket, enabling easy digital control. It rides on a heavy die-cast frame for traction and uses a Genesis driveline with a five-pole motor and precision flywheels for smooth operation. Details include body-mounted scale knuckle couplers, RP25 wheel contours, and all-wheel electrical pickup, along with a full cab interior, see-through cab windows, and LED lighting for a realistic appearance. Designed for HO layouts, it performs best on minimum radii of 18 inches, with 22 inches or more recommended.
