Athearn HO Genesis #G65250 HO SD60E, Norfolk Southern #9-1-1 With DCC And Sound

Athearn HO Genesis #G65250 HO SD60E, Norfolk Southern #9-1-1 With DCC And Sound
LOCOMOTIVE FEATURES:
Fully-assembled and ready-to-run
LED lighting including:
Headlights
Illuminated deck mounted ditchlights front and rear
Numberboards
Ground lights above front trucks
Long hood mounted Nathan 5-chime air horn
Sunshades
Rounded or rectangular cab windows per prototype
Flexible rubber multiple unit (MU) hoses with silver glad hands
Flexible rubber front and rear trainline air hose with silver glad hands
Step wells feature seperately applied individual see through photo-etch steps
Coupler cut levers with loops
Anticlimbers
Safety tread on the walkways
Anti-glare panel painted on the nose
Factory applied photo-etch windshield wipers & lift rings
See through and tinted cab windows
Detailed and painted cab interior with control stand, display screens, detailed crew seats
See-through radiator fans
Factory installed wire grab irons
Fine-scale handrails for scale appearance
Underframe mounted E-bell
HT-C trucks with Timken bearings
DCC-ready features Quick Plug™ plug-and-play technology with 21-pin connector
McHenry scale knuckle spring couplers
Scaled from prototype resources including drawings, field measurements, photographs, and more
Accurately painted and printed paint schemes
Genesis driveline with 5-pole skew wound motor, precision machined flywheels, and multi-link drivetrain for trouble free operation
All-wheel drive with precision gears for smooth and quiet operation
All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
Bidirectional constant lighting so headlight brightness remains constant
Heavy die-cast frame for greater traction and more pulling power
Packaging securely holds for the model for safe storage
Minimum radius: 18”
Recommended radius: 22”

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[allenshinn]

Cool videos of trains Owner Ken B. I had so much fun with the trains i bought from you. I never had a bad problem with TRAINWORLD, NY. I would not pay full price for a stupid pair of Jordons that cost $200.00 when i always think buying model trains is cheaper, and it is cheaper and last like 65 years longer as trains then Jordon shoes.- Allen Shinn, i live in East Providence, RI.

[allenshinn]

I started buying from TRAINWORLD, NY since 2015 and enjoyed doing so. I bought the METRO NORTH M7 Lionel set thru UPS shipment, and the BACHMANN THUNDER CHIEF DCC sound on board train set. I have HO Scale model Amtrak P42DC locomotive engine numbers 52 66 82 91 109 i bought from them. This one of my favorite train stores, and bought other trains too. Their prices beat AMERZION the on line retail store. I have been to this store alot, and love to shop here, enjoy shopping here.

[allenshinn]

I also own over 65 HO Scale model train engines, and collected trains since like the year 2000. I am a big rail fan of model trains and real passanger trains.

[allenshinn]

I own 3 LIONEL train sets, and an MTH/RAILKING NYC, NY R36WF, WORLDSFAIR subway train set, the #7 subway train. 61st Street Woodside, 42nd st Times Sq and other station stops you will hear on that subway train set, as well as the horn and bell.

[allenshinn]

I also buy train models from? Hobby Color and AA HOBBIES, 2 of those stores in Warwick, RI.

[bstuecker.crimson.ua.]

Also what color do NKP767 and NKP 759 have as their smoke box.

[bstuecker.crimson.ua.]

So this has nothing to do with this video but does either the Lionel Legacy Bluetooth Berkshire Nickel Plate Road 759 or 767 have the blackened driving rods. I plan to buy one but I want the blackened driving rods. I know the 765 won’t because it’s in excursion service and I’ve seen videos but I don’t know about the other 2.

[allenshinn]

BACHMANN THUNDER CHIEF train set? AMERZION $223. MSRP $365. TRAINWORLD $190. UGG boots and Jordon shoe price range is between, $169-400. $400 for Jordon and UGGS as shoes? Ouch, so expensive, alot more expensive then model trains.