- From the convenience of its use in the US railroad, the FP7 which is a variant of locomotive F7 made by EMD used by many railway companies is a dynamic brake for the mountain line section traveling, all vehicles SG (steam generator) with enough capacity to heat the car, a locomotive with a cab equipped with a water tank for SG appeared due to the demand for routes.
- Dog nose is similar to cousin F7 at first glance, but FP7 is 4 feet (about 120 cm) long, securing space for loading a large capacity SG water tank. Milwaukee Road was a pair of FP 7 and F 7 B, which showed greater adhesion than E unit and led <Olympian · Hiawatha> across the Rocky Mountains.
[Product introduction]
- We will commercialize FP7A, a diesel locomotive active in US passenger operations and cargo operations.
- F7A, which was used for conventional cargo, is a locomotive equipped with a heating facility after stretching a 4 ft body, and even for single aircraft operation. FP 7 A of the Milwaukee railway wearing a coloring orange and red is famous for towing the Hiawatha on a multiple run and has also been active in a wide range of other short distance trains and the like.
- Combined with simultaneous release schedule [10753-2 Milwaukee Road <Olympians · Highawassa>], you can enjoy the past Hiawatha number in N-gauge world.
[Product features]
(1) The FP7A has two headlights, reproduced with a figure with SG with no passenger towing skirt, cold hatch, no dynamic brake. Water tank is added and features extended car body.
(2) F7B has no dynamic brake, reproduced with SG attached figure.
(3) Both headlights are lit.
[Organization Example]
48 Seat Coach # 534 + (3) 48 Seat Coach # 531 + (4) Super Dome # 53 + (5) Diner # 115 + (6) 14 Section Touralux Sleeper # 5 Lake + (9) 8 DB-Lounge Observation # 15 Coffee Creek (8) 10-6 Sleeper # 8 Lake Pewaukee
[set content]
- single item
· FP7A # 95C
[accessories]
- FP7A Milwaukee Road # 95C
· Release pin
[Related product]
- 10-753-2 Milwaukee Road <Olympian Hiawatha>
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