HO EMD GP35 Locomotive Tuxedo Scheme Paragon4 SOU 2681 (BLI7545)

The HO EMD GP35 Locomotive, featuring the Tuxedo Scheme and Paragon4 technology, represents a remarkable model of one of the most popular locomotives used in American railroads. Built in the mid-1960s, the GP35 is known for its powerful performance, driven by a 16-cylinder, 2500 horsepower EMD 567D3A engine. With a history of operation across numerous major railroads in the U.S., as well as service in Canada and Mexico, this locomotive comes with numerous advanced features.

Equipped with the Paragon4 Sound and Control System that includes Rolling Thunder, this model delivers an immersive experience for hobbyists. The integral dual-mode decoder ensures superb slow-speed operation, whether in DC or DCC environments. Its precision drive mechanism is engineered for heavy towing alongside smooth performance at slow speeds. The model boasts all-wheel electrical pickup and a durable ABS body with a die cast chassis for enhanced tractive effort.

Many details enhance its realism, including separately applied elements like handrails, grab irons, and etched metal grills. Lighting operations are accurate to the prototype, and the locomotive comes with metal Kadee-compatible couplers. Designed for versatile rail compatibility, it operates effectively on Code 70, Code 83, and Code 100 rail, with a minimum operating radius of 18 inches.