PROTO 2000 Diesel ALCO RS-27 - Powered, No Sound -- Union Pacific(R) #675 - HO-Scale (lip31351) Life-Like PROTO Model Train Locomotive Diesel

PROTO 2000 Alco RS-27s Bring a Distinctive Prototype to HO Scale
As the horsepower race between major locomotive builders began heating up, ALCO rolled out its new RS-27 in late 1959. While the design used the running gear of the RS-11, the new model was powered by a larger 16-cylinder prime mover that generated 2400 horsepower. To accommodate its extra length, the cab was moved forward, and the front hood shortened, giving the RS-27s a very distinctive appearance. Under relentless pressure from GE and EMD, ALCO was able to sell just 35 RS-27s before production ended in 1962.
ALCO's last road switchers have long been a favorite with modelers. The PROTO 2000 models mark the first time these distinctive diesels have been offered in plastic. Notable features include
* Heavy Diecast Chassis * 5 Pole Skew Wound Armature Motor * Precisely Meshed Worm Gear & Spur Teeth for Silent Running * Magnetic Knuckle Couplers * Prototype Specific Details Including: -With or Without Dynamic Brakes -With or Without Drop Steps -Two Styles of Class Lights -Standard or Large Fuel Tank
PROTO 2000 Alco RS-27, Powered, No Sound
CNW #900 (lip31331)
CNW #901 (lip31332)
PRR #2400 (lip31343)
PRR #2405 (lip31344)
SOO #415 (920-31347)
SOO #416 (lip31348)
UP(R) #675 (lip31351)
UP(R) #676 (lip31352)
CR #2402 (lip31361)
CR #2412 (lip31362)
Undecorated (lip31355)
PROTO 2000 Alco RS-27, Powered w/Sound & DCC
CNW(R) #902 (lip31333)
CNW(R) #903 (lip31334)
PRR #2408 (lip31345)
PRR #2410 (lip31346)
SOO #415 (lip31349)
SOO #416 (lip31350)
UP(R) #677 (lip31353)
UP(R) #678 (lip31354)
CR #2411 (lip31363)
CR #2414 (lip31364)
Undecorated (lip31356)