WalthersMainline EMD SD50 (910-20380) | Conrail #6825 | DCC | ESU LokSound | HO Scale [PRE-ORDER]

WalthersMainline EMD SD50 (910-20380) | Conrail #6825 | DCC | ESU LokSound | HO Scale [PRE-ORDER]

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WalthersMainline EMD SD50 (910-20380) | Conrail #6825 | DCC | ESU LokSound | HO Scale [PRE-ORDER]Product Description This WalthersMainline EMD SD50 is perfect for heavy freight service on your HO Scale railroad. As demand for higher horsepower units and better fuel economy continued to grow in the late 1970s, EMD began testing a new six axle model in 1979, which entered production as the SD50 in 1981. Like the prototype, this locomotive is a great addition to your railroad's fleet of heavy diesel road units. Conrail and the EMD SD50 Conrail was

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