HO Scale Locomotives

Designed for dual-service, the Pennsylvania often paired its FP7 (EFH-15) diesels with F7B (H-15) boosters. Geared for 77mph, these units were equally at home with fast freights such as Merchandise Service trains, and could pinch-hit in seasonal...

Great for railroads that preferred four-axle diesels for their passenger runs, prototypes for the WalthersProto EMD FP7 came equipped with more boiler water capacity on their stretched chassis. Providing enough steam to power train heat and some air...

Great for railroads that preferred four-axle diesels for their passenger runs, prototypes for the WalthersProto EMD FP7 came equipped with more boiler water capacity on their stretched chassis. Providing enough steam to power train heat and some air...

Great for railroads that preferred four-axle diesels for their passenger runs, prototypes for the WalthersProto EMD FP7 came equipped with more boiler water capacity on their stretched chassis. Providing enough steam to power train heat and some air...

Great for railroads that preferred four-axle diesels for their passenger runs, prototypes for the WalthersProto EMD FP7 came equipped with more boiler water capacity on their stretched chassis. Providing enough steam to power train heat and some air...

Great for railroads that preferred four-axle diesels for their passenger runs, prototypes for the WalthersProto EMD FP7 came equipped with more boiler water capacity on their stretched chassis. Providing enough steam to power train heat and some air...

Great for railroads that preferred four-axle diesels for their passenger runs, prototypes for the WalthersProto EMD FP7 came equipped with more boiler water capacity on their stretched chassis. Providing enough steam to power train heat and some air...

Great for railroads that preferred four-axle diesels for their passenger runs, prototypes for the WalthersProto EMD FP7 came equipped with more boiler water capacity on their stretched chassis. Providing enough steam to power train heat and some air...

Designed for dual-service, the Pennsylvania often paired its FP7 (EFH-15) diesels with F7B (H-15) boosters. Geared for 77mph, these units were equally at home with fast freights such as Merchandise Service trains, and could pinch-hit in seasonal...

Designed for dual-service, the Pennsylvania often paired its FP7 (EFH-15) diesels with F7B (H-15) boosters. Geared for 77mph, these units were equally at home with fast freights such as Merchandise Service trains, and could pinch-hit in seasonal...

Designed for dual-service, the Pennsylvania often paired its FP7 (EFH-15) diesels with F7B (H-15) boosters. Geared for 77mph, these units were equally at home with fast freights such as Merchandise Service trains, and could pinch-hit in seasonal...

Designed for dual-service, the Pennsylvania often paired its FP7 (EFH-15) diesels with F7B (H-15) boosters. Geared for 77mph, these units were equally at home with fast freights such as Merchandise Service trains, and could pinch-hit in seasonal...

Designed for dual-service, the Pennsylvania often paired its FP7 (EFH-15) diesels with F7B (H-15) boosters. Geared for 77mph, these units were equally at home with fast freights such as Merchandise Service trains, and could pinch-hit in seasonal...

Designed for dual-service, the Pennsylvania often paired its FP7 (EFH-15) diesels with F7B (H-15) boosters. Geared for 77mph, these units were equally at home with fast freights such as Merchandise Service trains, and could pinch-hit in seasonal...

Designed for dual-service, the Pennsylvania often paired its FP7 (EFH-15) diesels with F7B (H-15) boosters. Geared for 77mph, these units were equally at home with fast freights such as Merchandise Service trains, and could pinch-hit in seasonal...

Designed for dual-service, the Pennsylvania often paired its FP7 (EFH-15) diesels with F7B (H-15) boosters. Geared for 77mph, these units were equally at home with fast freights such as Merchandise Service trains, and could pinch-hit in seasonal...

Built by the American Locomotive Company (Alco) the low-hood S-2 was introduced in 1940 to replace Alco’s earlier high-hood switchers. The 1000 horsepower S-2 was a turbocharged version of the S-1. There were 1,502 S-2s sold to North American...

Built by the American Locomotive Company (Alco) the low-hood S-2 was introduced in 1940 to replace Alco’s earlier high-hood switchers. The 1000 horsepower S-2 was a turbocharged version of the S-1. There were 1,502 S-2s sold to North American...

Built by the American Locomotive Company (Alco) the low-hood S-2 was introduced in 1940 to replace Alco’s earlier high-hood switchers. The 1000 horsepower S-2 was a turbocharged version of the S-1. There were 1,502 S-2s sold to North American...

Built by the American Locomotive Company (Alco) the low-hood S-2 was introduced in 1940 to replace Alco’s earlier high-hood switchers. The 1000 horsepower S-2 was a turbocharged version of the S-1. There were 1,502 S-2s sold to North American...