HO FP7 Locomotive CR #4345 (ATHG19595)
HO FP7 Locomotive, road number 4345, is a highly detailed HO-scale diesel-electric model built to faithfully reproduce GM-EMD’s FP7 passenger-hauler. The real FP7 powered passenger trains across North America from 1949 to 1953, and this model captures its long, streamlined body, full cab interior visible through see-through windows, and prototype-accurate paint and lettering. It rides on Blomberg-B trucks with prototype-specific wheel bearings and sits on a heavy die-cast frame for durability and solid pulling power.
On the layout, this FP7 is ready for modern command control with DCC-ready Quick Plug plug-and-play technology via a 21-pin NEM connector. It features LED lighting with constant headlight brightness and lit cab interior, a Genesis driveline with a 5-pole skew-wound motor, machined flywheels, and all-wheel drive for smooth, quiet operation. Road-number 4345 is modeled with period-specific cues such as the S-3 horn (all chimes forward) and other prototype details; some versions include onboard Tsunami2 sound with dual speakers for enhanced realism, while DC or DCC operation and easy multi-unit lashups are supported.
HO FP7 Locomotive, road number 4345, is a highly detailed HO-scale diesel-electric model built to faithfully reproduce GM-EMD’s FP7 passenger-hauler. The real FP7 powered passenger trains across North America from 1949 to 1953, and this model captures its long, streamlined body, full cab interior visible through see-through windows, and prototype-accurate paint and lettering. It rides on Blomberg-B trucks with prototype-specific wheel bearings and sits on a heavy die-cast frame for durability and solid pulling power.
On the layout, this FP7 is ready for modern command control with DCC-ready Quick Plug plug-and-play technology via a 21-pin NEM connector. It features LED lighting with constant headlight brightness and lit cab interior, a Genesis driveline with a 5-pole skew-wound motor, machined flywheels, and all-wheel drive for smooth, quiet operation. Road-number 4345 is modeled with period-specific cues such as the S-3 horn (all chimes forward) and other prototype details; some versions include onboard Tsunami2 sound with dual speakers for enhanced realism, while DC or DCC operation and easy multi-unit lashups are supported.
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HO FP7 Locomotive, road number 4345, is a highly detailed HO-scale diesel-electric model built to faithfully reproduce GM-EMD’s FP7 passenger-hauler. The real FP7 powered passenger trains across North America from 1949 to 1953, and this model captures its long, streamlined body, full cab interior visible through see-through windows, and prototype-accurate paint and lettering. It rides on Blomberg-B trucks with prototype-specific wheel bearings and sits on a heavy die-cast frame for durability and solid pulling power.
On the layout, this FP7 is ready for modern command control with DCC-ready Quick Plug plug-and-play technology via a 21-pin NEM connector. It features LED lighting with constant headlight brightness and lit cab interior, a Genesis driveline with a 5-pole skew-wound motor, machined flywheels, and all-wheel drive for smooth, quiet operation. Road-number 4345 is modeled with period-specific cues such as the S-3 horn (all chimes forward) and other prototype details; some versions include onboard Tsunami2 sound with dual speakers for enhanced realism, while DC or DCC operation and easy multi-unit lashups are supported.
