HO FP7A Locomotive CPR #4067 (ATHG19601)

HO-scale CPR FP7A Locomotive reproduces the 1,500-horsepower diesel-electric passenger-hauling locomotive used by Canadian Pacific in the late 1940s through the early 1950s. The CPR variant features a longer body to accommodate a steam-heating system for trailing passenger cars, and it delivers a convincing model with a see-through cab interior, plus prototypical detail such as CP-style trim, etched metal parts, fuel tanks, and LED lighting for an authentic presence on an HO layout.

Designed for realistic operation, this model uses a Genesis driveline with a five-pole motor, a heavy die-cast frame, and all-wheel drive for smooth, quiet pulling power on HO track. It rides on RP25-contoured wheels with body-mounted scale knuckle couplers for reliable handling, and many versions are DCC-ready with Quick Plug 21-pin NEM connectors; some configurations include onboard DCC with SoundTraxx Tsunami2 sound and dual speakers for authentic engine, horn, and bell sounds. On HO layouts, the minimum radius is 18 inches, with 22 inches recommended for best performance.