MTH H0 - 80-2152-1 - Electric locomotive (1) - GG-1 "Bloody nose", full sound with digital pantographs - Amtrak






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MTH H0 electric locomotive GG-1 “Bloody nose” with full sound and digitally controlled pantographs, Amtrak livery, catalog number 80-2152-1, one piece, new in original packaging, powered by DC and tested working.
Description from the seller
MTH H0 - 80-2152-1 - Electric locomotive (1) - GG-1 "Bloody nose", full sound with digital pantographs - Amtrak
Road number 924
Tested and working.
Digital address 3 with full sound
Lighting switches with direction of travel
Digitally controllable pantographs
6 axles powered
Cast metal body
Authentic livery and cab numbers
RP-25 metal wheels mounted on metal axles
Headlights with constant voltage and direction sensitivity
Prototype Rule 17 lighting
Remotely operated, direction-controlled pantographs
Detailed truck sides
Detailed cab interior
Powerful 12-volt 5-pole precision motor with skew-wound flywheel.
(2) Scale Kadee-compatible remotely operated Proto-Couplers
(2) User-installed Kadee magnetic couplings
Decorative metal horn
Locomotive speed control in scale steps of MPH.
DCC receiver on board
Runs on Code 70, 83 and 100 track curves.
Locomotives equipped with Proto-Sound 3.0 can be controlled in command mode with any DCC-compatible control system. While the user may not be able to use all the fantastic features of Proto-Sound 3.0, independent control of the locomotive is possible. This means you can continue to use your existing DCC controller to independently operate as well as your Proto-Sound 3.0 locomotive on the same track with your other DCC locomotives.
For more than twenty years, the Pennsylvania Railroad experimented with locomotive designs in search of a fast electric passenger locomotive for mainline service. That search culminated in 1934 with the GG1, a joint project of the PRR, Baldwin, Westinghouse and General Electric, largely based on the successful EP3 locomotive of neighboring New Haven. Industrial designer Raymond Loewy modernized the original cast body into a design that remained contemporary for half a century.
Photos are part of the description
Locomotives have a 1-month warranty after purchase.
In case of defect within 1 month from the Netherlands, return is free of charge.
All packages are sent by registered mail and insured.
Seller's Story
MTH H0 - 80-2152-1 - Electric locomotive (1) - GG-1 "Bloody nose", full sound with digital pantographs - Amtrak
Road number 924
Tested and working.
Digital address 3 with full sound
Lighting switches with direction of travel
Digitally controllable pantographs
6 axles powered
Cast metal body
Authentic livery and cab numbers
RP-25 metal wheels mounted on metal axles
Headlights with constant voltage and direction sensitivity
Prototype Rule 17 lighting
Remotely operated, direction-controlled pantographs
Detailed truck sides
Detailed cab interior
Powerful 12-volt 5-pole precision motor with skew-wound flywheel.
(2) Scale Kadee-compatible remotely operated Proto-Couplers
(2) User-installed Kadee magnetic couplings
Decorative metal horn
Locomotive speed control in scale steps of MPH.
DCC receiver on board
Runs on Code 70, 83 and 100 track curves.
Locomotives equipped with Proto-Sound 3.0 can be controlled in command mode with any DCC-compatible control system. While the user may not be able to use all the fantastic features of Proto-Sound 3.0, independent control of the locomotive is possible. This means you can continue to use your existing DCC controller to independently operate as well as your Proto-Sound 3.0 locomotive on the same track with your other DCC locomotives.
For more than twenty years, the Pennsylvania Railroad experimented with locomotive designs in search of a fast electric passenger locomotive for mainline service. That search culminated in 1934 with the GG1, a joint project of the PRR, Baldwin, Westinghouse and General Electric, largely based on the successful EP3 locomotive of neighboring New Haven. Industrial designer Raymond Loewy modernized the original cast body into a design that remained contemporary for half a century.
Photos are part of the description
Locomotives have a 1-month warranty after purchase.
In case of defect within 1 month from the Netherlands, return is free of charge.
All packages are sent by registered mail and insured.
