HO GEN GP7L Locomotive w/DCC and Sound, Alaska Railroad #1836 (ATHG-2322)
HO-scale GP7L Diesel Locomotive with DCC and Sound in Alaska Railroad livery, road number 1836. This faithful HO model recreates the EMD GP7L switcher with a built-in DCC decoder and SoundTrax Tsunami2 sound, delivering authentic engine, horn, and bell audio through two speakers. Designed for HO layouts, it runs on both DC and DCC and features LED lighting for daytime and nighttime realism.
With a heavy die-cast frame and a Genesis driveline powered by a 5-pole motor, the GP7L delivers smooth, steady pulling power and reliable traction. Fine-scale Celcon handrails, etched radiator grilles, see-through cab windows with a full interior, and RP25-wheel-contour trucks contribute to its convincing prototype presence, while road-number-specific paint schemes (including Alaska Railroad 1836) add authenticity. It is built to operate on HO curves as tight as 18 inches, making it a practical centerpiece for varied layouts.
HO-scale GP7L Diesel Locomotive with DCC and Sound in Alaska Railroad livery, road number 1836. This faithful HO model recreates the EMD GP7L switcher with a built-in DCC decoder and SoundTrax Tsunami2 sound, delivering authentic engine, horn, and bell audio through two speakers. Designed for HO layouts, it runs on both DC and DCC and features LED lighting for daytime and nighttime realism.
With a heavy die-cast frame and a Genesis driveline powered by a 5-pole motor, the GP7L delivers smooth, steady pulling power and reliable traction. Fine-scale Celcon handrails, etched radiator grilles, see-through cab windows with a full interior, and RP25-wheel-contour trucks contribute to its convincing prototype presence, while road-number-specific paint schemes (including Alaska Railroad 1836) add authenticity. It is built to operate on HO curves as tight as 18 inches, making it a practical centerpiece for varied layouts.
Original: $286.94
-65%$286.94
$100.43Description
HO-scale GP7L Diesel Locomotive with DCC and Sound in Alaska Railroad livery, road number 1836. This faithful HO model recreates the EMD GP7L switcher with a built-in DCC decoder and SoundTrax Tsunami2 sound, delivering authentic engine, horn, and bell audio through two speakers. Designed for HO layouts, it runs on both DC and DCC and features LED lighting for daytime and nighttime realism.
With a heavy die-cast frame and a Genesis driveline powered by a 5-pole motor, the GP7L delivers smooth, steady pulling power and reliable traction. Fine-scale Celcon handrails, etched radiator grilles, see-through cab windows with a full interior, and RP25-wheel-contour trucks contribute to its convincing prototype presence, while road-number-specific paint schemes (including Alaska Railroad 1836) add authenticity. It is built to operate on HO curves as tight as 18 inches, making it a practical centerpiece for varied layouts.
