EMD F7

• Headlight (dim head light in neutral)
• Powerful 5-pole can motor with flywheel
• Die Cast Frame
• Many exceptional prototypical added-on details
• Prototypical cab interior
• Operating headlight
• Directional backup light

• Lighted number boards
• Operating mars light where applicable
• Authentic paint scheme and correct locomotive numbers
• Magnetic knuckle couplers
• RP-25 contour on drive wheels
• Will operate on Code 70, 83 and 100 rail
• Can be operated on minimum 18" radius curve.

EMD F7's appeared on American railroads in 1949. They were widely accepted and turned out to be the best selling streamlined cab type units in history. Almost every railroad owned them. All told, there were 2261 F7A's, and 1420 F7B's built from Feb. 1949 until December of 1953.

**Specifications on this page subject to change.