HO EMD GP30 Locomotive Tuxedo Scheme Paragon4 SOU 2585 (BLI7578)

The HO EMD GP30 Locomotive in Tuxedo Scheme is a stunning model equipped with Broadway Limited's Paragon4 sound and control system, enhancing its operational authenticity. Built by the General Motors Electro-Motive Division between 1961 and 1963, the GP30 was designed to compete effectively with the GE U25B, boasting a powerful 16 cylinder 567D3 engine that produces 2250 horsepower. This locomotive features a distinctive body design, characterized by a modern profile crafted by the GM Automotive Styling Center, making it a notable piece for any model railroading enthusiast.

Meticulously detailed, this model includes premium caliber painting, prototypically accurate sounds, and features such as integral dual-mode decoder technology for smooth operations in both DC and DCC environments. The ABS body combined with a die-cast chassis ensures maximum tractive effort, while details such as handrails, grab irons, and etched metal grills add to its realistic appearance. Operating on a minimum radius of 18 inches, the GP30 is compatible with code 70, code 83, and code 100 rail. Whether for display or operation, the HO GP30 is a worthy addition to any collection.