US$ 42.00
Commemorates the Lionel Hellgate Bridge which was first produced in 1928
Perfectly suited to be pulled by Kato's EMD F40PH locomotives or GE P42 "Genesis" locomotives
A highly accurate rendering of the WWII tank is based upon extensive study of full-size vehicles
Up to 50 degrees operating angle
ScaleTrains 38550 Rivet Counter N Scale GE Dash 9-44CW Ex-SP Union Pacific UP 9571 Code 83 - Bridge Commemorates the Lionel Hellgate BridgeScaleTrains 38550 Rivet Counter N Scale GE Dash 9 44CW Ex SP Union Pacific UP 9571 General Electric wrestled the title of top domestic locomotive builder from EMD during the late 1980s with their Dash 8 series. Entering the 1990s, GE completely revamped their locomotive lineup by utilizing customer feedback, learning from experience gained from previous locomotive series, and improvements in technology. A single C44 9W demonstrator unit, numbered