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LGB Field Railroad Diesel Loco, DDM

Field railways were used all over the world to carry materials in factories and mines, on construction sites and farms. Even though the heyday of these small railroads is long past, they still can be found in many places. The prototype of the LGB model is on display at the Deutschen Dampflokomotiv-Museum in Neuenmarkt-Wirsberg. The LGB model of this field railway diesel loco complements the field railway cars in the LGB program.

234.99 $188.00

LGB 24570 SP F7A Diesel Loco, 6432

In the late 1940's, General Motors Electro Motive Division(EMD) inroduced this classic diesel-electric locomotive. With handsome "Bulldog" nose and 1,500 horsepower, the F7 A unit was an instant hit with rail fans and railroads alike. In total, over 2,300 were built for railroads across America. Across the Southwest US, the Southern Pacific F7s could easily be identified by their "Black WIdow" paint scheme. You can add that distinctive design to your layout with this big LGB model. Add and F7 B-Unit (24582-below) for authentic digital sound.

499.99 $400.00

LGB SP F7A, unpowered 24582
This unpowered F7B in SP colors matches the F7A (24570). The realistically detailed exterior hides a very sophisticated sound system, with digitally recorded sounds of a prototype locomotive. As you turn up the throttle, you hear the cylinder clearing sound, then the big diesel engine starts. The horn sounds and the loco starts moving, as you hear the diesel engine accelerate in distinct, prototypical steps. You can trigger the horn and bell using track magnets or with the LGB Multi-Train System. When the train stops, you hear the screeching brakes and the brake pressure release sound. Additional sound functions can be contolled with the Multi-Train System. This model is made for use only with LGB F7A models.

399.99 $320.00

LGB Morton Salt Switcher 24630

This handsome switcher is made to match the beautiful Morton Salt® freight cars in the LGB program. The powerful Bühler motor and the two traction tires provide more-than-adequate pulling power. The loco is also equipped with a DCC interface and directional lighting.

334.99 $268.00

LGB WP&Y Diesel Loco 26630

This unpowered F7B in SP colors matches the F7A (24570). The realistically detailed exterior hides a very sophisticated sound system, with digitally recorded sounds of a prototype locomotive. As you turn up the throttle, you hear the cylinder clearing sound, then the big diesel engine starts. The horn sounds and the loco starts moving, as you hear the diesel engine accelerate in distinct, prototypical steps. You can trigger the horn and bell using track magnets or with the LGB Multi-Train System. When the train stops, you hear the screeching brakes and the brake pressure release sound. Additional sound functions can be contolled with the Multi-Train System. This model is made for use only with LGB F7A models.

267.99 $214.00

LGB 26552 Coca-Cola Alco Diesel with sound

The colorful series of LGB Coca-Cola® trains has grown into an impressive roster with more and more collectors and fans. At their request, this Coca-Cola® design locomotive has been added to the lineup, featuring lavish, colorful livery on a massive American Alco diesel locomotive. Twin motors provide the power you need for your long Coke® trains while the onboard MTS decoder provides all the control you want. It has big diesel sound, and naturally, it has all the quality you expect from LGB! Production is limited to 500 pieces. COKE® brand products are produced under license for The Coca-Cola Company. © The Coca-Cola Company. All rights reserved.

1349.99 $1080.00

LGB Great Northern F7A Diesel Loco 26570

The Great Northern Railway connected the US Northwest to the Midwest with a spectacular route through the Rocky Mountains and Cascade Mountains, including a stop in Glacier National Park. Two Buhler powered trucks provide remarkable pulling power. Add digital sound by adding a matching the LGB B unit (26582) below.

499.99 $400.00

27570 CP F7A Diesel Loco

The Canadian Pacific put the powerful and reliable F7s to work on its long and mountainous transcontinental route. Two Buhler powered trucks provide remarkable pulling power. Add digital sound by adding a matching the LGB B unit (27582) below.

499.99 $400.00

27582 CP F7B Diesel Loco, unpowered by LGB
The real F7-B is essentially an F7-A without a cab or controls. The B Unit was designed to be couled with an A unit where a single engineer could operate both locos. The LGB F7B Unit has he LGB acclaimed digital sound system. Sound effects include "notch" synchronized diesel motor, bell,horn & brakes. Additional sounds are accessible with the lGB Multi-Train System.

399.99 $320.00

28570 New Haven F7A Diesel Loco, 9833

The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad was a collection of lines that served the industrial cities between New York and Boston. In 1953, Patrick McGinnis took control of the New Haven and one ogf his many controversial moves was to repaint the lines F7-series diesels in bold orange, black and white. That livery, designed by his wife Lucile, is now known by his name, and it's faithfully reproduced on this big LGB loco. Add digital sound by adding a matching the LGB B unit (28582) below.

499.99 $400.00

28582 New Haven F7B Diesel Loco, unpowered

The real F7-B is essentially an F7-A without a cab or controls. The B Unit was designed to be couled with an A unit where a single engineer could operate both locos. The LGB F7B Unit has he LGB acclaimed digital sound system. Sound effects include "notch" synchronized diesel motor, bell,horn & brakes. Additional sounds are accessible with the lGB Multi-Train System.

399.99 $320.00