HO F7A Locomotive WAB #625 (ATHG19589)
HO-scale F7A Locomotive in Wabash livery (road number 625) captures the look and power of an early Phase I diesel for HO layouts. This detailed diesel-electric model recreates the era’s distinctive features, including the bulldog nose, roof cooling coils, a passenger pilot, and dual single-note air horns on the A-units. Road-number specific variants reflect prototype differences, with some units showing nose MU connections and cut skirts and others carrying full skirts.
Inside, the model delivers solid performance with a Genesis drive, all-wheel power, and RP25 wheel contours for smooth operation on common HO track. It’s DCC-ready with a 21-pin NM connector and, in sound-equipped versions, onboard DCC with Tsunami2 sound and dual speakers for authentic locomotive audio. See-through cab windows and a full cab interior, along with etched metal detailing, body-mounted scale couplers, and a heavy die-cast frame, contribute to a strongly believable, prototypical appearance. Prototypical paint schemes, accurate lettering, and road-number–specific skirt configurations further enhance authenticity, making this F7A a capable choice for both freight and passenger service on a well-planned HO layout.
HO-scale F7A Locomotive in Wabash livery (road number 625) captures the look and power of an early Phase I diesel for HO layouts. This detailed diesel-electric model recreates the era’s distinctive features, including the bulldog nose, roof cooling coils, a passenger pilot, and dual single-note air horns on the A-units. Road-number specific variants reflect prototype differences, with some units showing nose MU connections and cut skirts and others carrying full skirts.
Inside, the model delivers solid performance with a Genesis drive, all-wheel power, and RP25 wheel contours for smooth operation on common HO track. It’s DCC-ready with a 21-pin NM connector and, in sound-equipped versions, onboard DCC with Tsunami2 sound and dual speakers for authentic locomotive audio. See-through cab windows and a full cab interior, along with etched metal detailing, body-mounted scale couplers, and a heavy die-cast frame, contribute to a strongly believable, prototypical appearance. Prototypical paint schemes, accurate lettering, and road-number–specific skirt configurations further enhance authenticity, making this F7A a capable choice for both freight and passenger service on a well-planned HO layout.
Original: $219.99
-65%$219.99
$77.00Description
HO-scale F7A Locomotive in Wabash livery (road number 625) captures the look and power of an early Phase I diesel for HO layouts. This detailed diesel-electric model recreates the era’s distinctive features, including the bulldog nose, roof cooling coils, a passenger pilot, and dual single-note air horns on the A-units. Road-number specific variants reflect prototype differences, with some units showing nose MU connections and cut skirts and others carrying full skirts.
Inside, the model delivers solid performance with a Genesis drive, all-wheel power, and RP25 wheel contours for smooth operation on common HO track. It’s DCC-ready with a 21-pin NM connector and, in sound-equipped versions, onboard DCC with Tsunami2 sound and dual speakers for authentic locomotive audio. See-through cab windows and a full cab interior, along with etched metal detailing, body-mounted scale couplers, and a heavy die-cast frame, contribute to a strongly believable, prototypical appearance. Prototypical paint schemes, accurate lettering, and road-number–specific skirt configurations further enhance authenticity, making this F7A a capable choice for both freight and passenger service on a well-planned HO layout.
