Broadway Limited 10023 | EMD GP35 Union Pacific 747 1980s Paint DCC Ready | HO Scale

The GP35 was EMD's answer to a horsepower race it was losing. Built from 1963, it put 2,500 hp on four axles and turned up on nearly every Class 1 railroad in North America, and many were rebuilt and kept working for decades. Broadway Limited models the common low-nose version. This one wears Union Pacific's 1980s Armour Yellow and gray with large lettering as #747. It is the Stealth version: no sound, runs on DC as supplied, with a speaker installed and a 21-pin socket ready for a decoder.

Specifications

Features

• Runs on standard DC right out of the box, with directional front and rear headlights.
• 8 ohm speaker already installed, with a 21-pin socket so adding a DCC or sound decoder is plug and play.
• A lower-cost way into a detailed EMD GP35 Low Nose if you plan to add your own decoder.
• Kadee-compatible metal knuckle couplers.
• Detailed plastic body with separately applied parts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it have sound?
No. This is the Stealth version, so it runs silent on DC. The speaker is already installed, so adding a 21-pin sound decoder later is a plug-in job.

Can I run it on DCC?
Yes, once you plug a 21-pin DCC decoder into the socket. As supplied it runs on DC.

What is the minimum radius?
18 inch radius. Broader curves will look and run better.

What track does it run on?
Code 70, Code 83 and Code 100 HO scale track.

Is the road number the one shown in the photos?
The photos are Broadway Limited's official images. This item is Union Pacific #747.

Is there a sound version?
Yes, see the Also Available section below.

Also Available

• BLI 10021 GP35 Union Pacific #747, Paragon4 Sound

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• BLI 10026 GP35 Christmas Holiday #2512, Stealth
• BLI 10022 GP35 Union Pacific, Paragon4 Sound
• BLI 10024 GP35 Union Pacific #761, Stealth

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