Atlas O 30139027 - Master - F-7A Diesel Locomotive "Northern Pacific" #6019A (2-Rail) Analog
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Atlas O 30139027 - Master - F-7A Diesel Locomotive "Northern Pacific" #6019A (2-Rail) Analog

SKU: AO-30139027
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$ 341.96
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$ 379.95
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Announcement Date: 2026-10-15

Guaranteed Pre-Order Due Date: 2026-11-18

Expected Delivery Date: 2027-12-31

Individually Boxed:

Product Information

  • Road Name: Northern Pacific
  • Road Number: 6019A
  • Product Line: Master
  • Scale: O Scale
  • Min Curve: R36"
  • System: Analog 2-Rail
Features:
  • Steam generator detail on either the A or B unit as appropriate by railroad
  • Highly detailed body with railroad-specific details
  • Available in powered and unpowered versions
  • All metal grab irons
  • Die-cast metal chassis, fuel tank and trucks
  • Twin flywheel-equipped motors
  • Directional golden-white LED lighting
  • Accurate painting and lettering
  • Close-coupling between units
  • 1:48 Scale Proportions
  • Hand painted Engineer Cab Figure
  • Weight: 5 lbs/unit; Length: Approx. 12.5”/unit
  • Minimum radius curve (2-Rail): 36” 

Sound Equipped Features:

  • Locomotive Speed Control In Scale MPH Increments
  • Proto-Sound 3.0 With The Digital Command System Featuring Freight Yard Proto-Effects
Overview:

Atlas continues its series of historic EMD F-unit locomotives with this latest release of the F-7. The mid-1940s found the majority of North American railroads in the process of re-equipping their motive power fleets. The war effort had taken its toll on the steam locomotive and the rail lines were now looking at the diesel newcomer which had proven itself during World War II. At the forefront was General Motors with their E and F series of passenger and freight locomotives. This series of models focuses on the year 1947, and highlights the motive power direction of some of America’s most well-known railways. These locos also feature some of the most colorful paint schemes ever applied to freight and passenger locomotives.

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