30-21299-1 LEHIGH VALLEY SW-8 LOCOMOTIVE-OOverview EMD's 800 hp SW 8s and 1,200 hp SW 9s both debuted in 1950, marking the next stage in the evolution of one of railroading's longest lived diesel families. The first SW class engine, the 600 hp SW1, appeared in 1939, and the SW units remained in the EMD catalog until the 1,000 hp SW 1000 was finally retired in 1986. With the "SW" in the name denoting that the engine was built for switching duties, it never needed the high horsepower ratings of

engine details like TMCC ID

This N Scale Penn Central U33B Diesel Locomotive #2937 Features:

Office area with large windows

and gun pods with which to arm the model

He only operated steam locomotives and didn't welcome the transition to the diesel era

and double-track mainlines on your existing railroad

Tamiya Fine Surface Primer is ideal for preparing your plastic model parts made of ABS and Styrene plastic for paint

while one has slipped and fallen to the ground

and you can choose flaperons to be in an up or down position

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• Includes Optional Chin Spoiler

Modeler-applied bridge plates for early cars