HO GEN GP39-2 Phase I Locomotive WAMX 'Blue Ridge Southern' #3932 (ATHG-1972)
HO-scale GP39-2 Phase I diesel locomotive in WAMX Blue Ridge Southern livery, unit 3932. This Athearn model recreates the EMD GP39-2 road switcher from the late 1970s, featuring the Phase I long hood and cab arrangement. The 3932 road number is depicted with no yellow pilot stripes and a front plow, delivering authentic detail for Blue Ridge Southern operations on a model railroad layout.
Designed for versatile HO-scale operation, the model is DCC-ready with a plug-and-play 21-pin NEM connector and a Genesis driveline that delivers smooth, quiet performance from a five-pole motor. A heavy die-cast frame provides traction, while RP25 wheel contours, LED lighting, and a see-through cab with a full interior add to realism. Fine-scale Celcon handrails and other prototypical detailing complete the look, and the minimum radius is 18 inches to ensure easy operation on standard layouts.
HO-scale GP39-2 Phase I diesel locomotive in WAMX Blue Ridge Southern livery, unit 3932. This Athearn model recreates the EMD GP39-2 road switcher from the late 1970s, featuring the Phase I long hood and cab arrangement. The 3932 road number is depicted with no yellow pilot stripes and a front plow, delivering authentic detail for Blue Ridge Southern operations on a model railroad layout.
Designed for versatile HO-scale operation, the model is DCC-ready with a plug-and-play 21-pin NEM connector and a Genesis driveline that delivers smooth, quiet performance from a five-pole motor. A heavy die-cast frame provides traction, while RP25 wheel contours, LED lighting, and a see-through cab with a full interior add to realism. Fine-scale Celcon handrails and other prototypical detailing complete the look, and the minimum radius is 18 inches to ensure easy operation on standard layouts.
Description
HO-scale GP39-2 Phase I diesel locomotive in WAMX Blue Ridge Southern livery, unit 3932. This Athearn model recreates the EMD GP39-2 road switcher from the late 1970s, featuring the Phase I long hood and cab arrangement. The 3932 road number is depicted with no yellow pilot stripes and a front plow, delivering authentic detail for Blue Ridge Southern operations on a model railroad layout.
Designed for versatile HO-scale operation, the model is DCC-ready with a plug-and-play 21-pin NEM connector and a Genesis driveline that delivers smooth, quiet performance from a five-pole motor. A heavy die-cast frame provides traction, while RP25 wheel contours, LED lighting, and a see-through cab with a full interior add to realism. Fine-scale Celcon handrails and other prototypical detailing complete the look, and the minimum radius is 18 inches to ensure easy operation on standard layouts.
