Quality doesn't have to break the bank.

The new line of sound-equipped locomotives & rolling stock designed with today?s value-conscious modeler in mind.

General Electric introduced the first "Dash" line of diesels with the C30-7. Equipped with a 3,000 hp 16-cylinder diesel, it quickly found favor with several railroads and became a success for General Electric.

The C30-7's are still in service today, though several have found their way to leasing companies from their first owners.

The early production units had four windows on each side of the cab, but rules in 1980 for making windows "projectile resistant" eliminated the outer windows in later production and those same windows were filled in with sheet metal on the early units.

Great Features. Great Value.
▪ Ready-to-Run, Well-Detailed, Durable Locomotives with Lower Prices
▪ DC Sound-Equipped (DCC w/ Sound Ready, plug and play)
▪ DC Sound Effects operated with DCMaster Analog Control Module
▪ Comes Fully Assembled and Ready-to-Run with Many Added-On Details
▪ State-of-the-Art Sound and Operation with Precision Motor Control
▪ Add the DCC Decoder of your choice or just run in DC out of the box
▪ Many Varieties and Paint Schemes to accomodate smaller Road Names

Use any decoder with an NMRA medium plug small enough to fi t inside body shell. Recommended Decoders: Digitrax DN143IP, NCE N14IP, Lenz Silver-MP, Train Control Systems M1P-SH, ESU LokPilot Micro #52610, MRC 1650