Description
Detailed Information
UP FEATURES:
- Late red sill era
- Front illuminated number boards
- Front ditch lights
- Road number specific details
- 4 different paint variations to choose from!
To make room for the onslaught of arriving new motive power, UP renumbered (and in some cases repainted) their aging fleet of SD60M's. Retaining the red stripe sill, these units operated into the mid 2000's before the full adaptation of adding the yellow stripes. Some fully repainted UP units were updated with UP's "Lightning Stripe" scheme with wings on the nose. We are offering 4 different paint variations including a faded Prime for Grime version to add some variety to your fleet!
ROAD NUMBER SPECIFIC FEATURES:
#2257- Faded colors with patched numbers
- large UP style front plow
- firecracker antenna
- Low lightning stripe repaint with UP wings
- large UP style plow
- firecracker antenna
- High lightning stripe repaint with UP wings
- large EMD style plow
- firecracker antenna
- Standard UP repaint with small UP shield
- large EMD style plow
- firecracker antenna
SD60M “TRI-CLOPS” SERIES LOCOMOTIVE FEATURES:
- Coupler cut levers
- Flexible Trainline and MU hoses
- MU stands
- Walkway tread
- Windshield wipers
- Lift rings
- Wire grab irons
- Sanding lines
- Lit number boards
- Lit class lights, if equipped
- Lit signal lights and/or beacons, if equipped
- Bell placement & type per prototype
- Detailed fuel tank with fuel fillers, fuel gauges, and breather pipes
- EMD HTC trucks with animated bearing caps
- Speed recorder unless noted
- See-through cab windows and full cab interior
- Fine-scale Celcon handrails for scale appearance
- McHenry® scale knuckle couplers - Kadee® compatible
- DCC-ready features Quick Plug™ plug-and-play technology with 21-pin NEM connector
- Scaled from prototype resources including drawings, field measurements, photographs, and more
- Genesis driveline with 5-pole skew wound motor, precision machined flywheels, and multi-link drivetrain
- All-wheel drive with precision gears for smooth & quiet operation
- All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
- Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
- LED Lighting for realistic appearance
- Heavy die-cast frame for greater traction and more pulling power
- Accurately painted and printed paint schemes
- Packaging securely holds for the model for safe storage
- Minimum radius: 18” Recommended radius 22”
- Duplicated look and feel of “In Service” equipment
- Faded base colors matched to the prototype
- Perfect starting point for adding grime and rust
- Onboard DCC decoder with SoundTraxx Tsunami2 sound
- Dual cube speakers for optimal sound quality
- Sound units operate in both DC and DCC
- Full DCC functions available when operated in DCC mode
- Engine, horn, and bell sounds work in DC
- All functions NMRA compatible in DCC mode
- Precision slow speed control
- Program a multiple unit (MU) lashup with lead unit only horn, bell, and lights
- Many functions can be altered via Configuration Value (CV) changes
- CV chart included in the box
PRIMED FOR GRIME MODELS FEATURE
SOUND-EQUIPPED MODELS ALSO FEATURE
PROTOTYPE SPECIFIC INFORMATION
In 1984, EMD unveiled the first four SD60 demonstrator locomotives. The SD60 was equipped with a 3,800 horsepower, 16 cylinder, turbocharged 710G3A prime mover. Five years later, EMD began offering the SD60 with the wide nose “safety” cab with the infamous “Tri-Clops” 3-piece windshield, thus creating the SD60M. The term “Tri-clops” is a popular railfan nickname that refers to the original 3-window cab design.
Union Pacific was the first road to order these new SD60M locomotives followed by Burlington Northern and SOO Line. BN’s SD60M locomotives went on to the merged BNSF while the SOO Line units went to Canadian Pacific. Some of the BNSF units found more mileage with Norfolk Southern and in lease service for CEFX.
Specifications
| DCC: | Ready/21-Pin NEM |
| SOUND: | Ready |
| PROTOTYPE MANUFACTURER: | EMD |
| Axles: | 6 |
| LIGHTED: | LED Lighting |
| Minimum Age Recommendation: | 14 years |
| Is Assembly Required: | No |
