HO Scale Locomotives

  EMD’s E-8 was the quintessential North American passenger locomotive of the 1950s through the 1970s. 450 E8A and 46 E8B units were produced. These units pulled passenger trains from coast to coast, and later became the...

  EMD’s E-8 was the quintessential North American passenger locomotive of the 1950s through the 1970s. 450 E8A and 46 E8B units were produced. These units pulled passenger trains from coast to coast, and later became the...

  EMD’s E-8 was the quintessential North American passenger locomotive of the 1950s through the 1970s. 450 E8A and 46 E8B units were produced. These units pulled passenger trains from coast to coast, and later became the...

  EMD’s E-8 was the quintessential North American passenger locomotive of the 1950s through the 1970s. 450 E8A and 46 E8B units were produced. These units pulled passenger trains from coast to coast, and later became the...

  EMD’s E-8 was the quintessential North American passenger locomotive of the 1950s through the 1970s. 450 E8A and 46 E8B units were produced. These units pulled passenger trains from coast to coast, and later became the...

ATSF FEATURES: F7 Phase I Freight pilot (A-units) 36” fan-equipped dynamic brakes Nose & rear lift lugs Dual single-note air horns (A-units) Back-up lights with red lenses per prototype practice With hundreds of F-units on the roster, Santa...

ATSF FEATURES: F7 Phase I Freight pilot (A-units) 36” fan-equipped dynamic brakes Nose & rear lift lugs Dual single-note air horns (A-units) Back-up lights with red lenses per prototype practice With hundreds of F-units on the roster, Santa...

ATSF FEATURES: F7 Phase I Freight pilot (A-units) 36” fan-equipped dynamic brakes Nose & rear lift lugs Dual single-note air horns (A-units) Back-up lights with red lenses per prototype practice With hundreds of F-units on the roster, Santa...

ATSF FEATURES: F7 Phase I Freight pilot (A-units) 36” fan-equipped dynamic brakes Nose & rear lift lugs Dual single-note air horns (A-units) Back-up lights with red lenses per prototype practice With hundreds of F-units on the roster, Santa...

After the formation of Amtrak in 1971, Santa Fe converted their FP45 fleet into freight service by removal of the steam generators and the application of their “pin stripe” blue and yellow scheme. These units retained their cab-mounted Mars...

After the formation of Amtrak in 1971, Santa Fe converted their FP45 fleet into freight service by removal of the steam generators and the application of their “pin stripe” blue and yellow scheme. These units retained their cab-mounted Mars...

The year of 1989 saw the re-birth of Santa Fe’s iconic red and sliver “warbonnet” scheme originally introduced in the mid 1930’s. This modernized version with large lettering became the standard for all wide cab Santa Fe diesel...

Delivered in 1968, Santa Fe’s fleet of 40 F45s was used mainly on the transcontinental line between Los Angeles and Chicago. In the mid-1970s, Santa Fe began to repaint the units and install a variety of rooftop equipment, such as air conditioners,...

Delivered in 1968, Santa Fe’s fleet of 40 F45s was used mainly on the transcontinental line between Los Angeles and Chicago. In the mid-1970s, Santa Fe began to repaint the units and install a variety of rooftop equipment, such as air conditioners,...

Delivered in 1968, Santa Fe’s fleet of 40 F45s was used mainly on the transcontinental line between Los Angeles and Chicago. In the mid-1970s, Santa Fe began to repaint the units and install a variety of rooftop equipment, such as air conditioners,...

After the formation of Amtrak in 1971, Santa Fe converted their FP45 fleet into freight service by removal of the steam generators and the application of their “pin stripe” blue and yellow scheme. These units retained their cab-mounted Mars...

After the formation of Amtrak in 1971, Santa Fe converted their FP45 fleet into freight service by removal of the steam generators and the application of their “pin stripe” blue and yellow scheme. These units retained their cab-mounted Mars...

Delivered in 1968, Santa Fe’s fleet of 40 F45s was used mainly on the transcontinental line between Los Angeles and Chicago. In the mid-1970s, Santa Fe began to repaint the units and install a variety of rooftop equipment, such as air conditioners,...

Delivered in 1968, Santa Fe’s fleet of 40 F45s was used mainly on the transcontinental line between Los Angeles and Chicago. In the mid-1970s, Santa Fe began to repaint the units and install a variety of rooftop equipment, such as air conditioners,...

ATSF FEATURES: New Santa Fe phase 1 GP39-2u body with corrugated grilles — First time in Genesis! Illuminated “Swing out” style number boards Stratolight Beacon (effect in DCC) Newly tooled exhaust stack Removed class...