Atlas 150-10004029 GP-40 CSX #9709 (MOW, orange, black) w/ ditch lights DCC & Sound HO Scale

The Atlas 150-10004029 is an amazing HO scale model of the GP-40 CSX #9709. It's in MOW colors of orange and black, comes with ditch lights, and has DCC & Sound features. Note that the picture might show a different road number. In 1966, EMD launched a new locomotive line based on the 16 - cylinder 645 - series prime mover. The GP40, a four - axle model, was part of the '40 - series'. Produced from 1966 to 1972, these 3,000hp turbocharged locomotives were great for road freight. The GP40 was super versatile, used across the US for different types of freight. It can be distinguished from the GP38 by having three rooftop radiator fans at the rear of the long hood. The GP38, a non - turbocharged 2,000hp locomotive, was also produced from 1966 to 1971. It cost less and was used in local and road freight. Many of these locomotives are still in service today. The Atlas GP38 and GP40 models have options like long hoods with or without dynamic brakes and underframes with different fuel tank sizes. This model has great features such as golden - white LEDs, a realistic die - cast underframe, and a five - pole skewed armature motor with dual flywheels. It also comes with many detailed parts like separately - installed windshield wipers and movable drop steps. For the GP - 40, there are additional feature parts not installed. The Gold Series has great sound features and DCC operation features, including support for all DCC - programming modes and over 20 sound effects.

Using your Atlas GP - 40 CSX #9709 model is easy. First, connect it to your DCC system following the standard procedures. You can control the locomotive's speed, direction, and activate different functions using the DCC controller. The function keys are flexible, so you can map them as you like. When it comes to sound, there are lots of effects to choose from. Just use the controller to start the engine, ring the bell, or blow the horn. For maintenance, keep the locomotive clean. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the body and remove any dust. If there's dirt on the wheels, you can use a mild cleaning solution and a small brush. Be careful not to get any liquid inside the electrical components. Store the locomotive in a dry place when not in use. Avoid dropping or hitting the model, as it has many delicate parts. Also, when installing the additional feature parts, make sure to do it gently to avoid damage.