Prototype Information:

The EMD GP35 is a 4-axle diesel locomotive, manufactured between 1963 and 1965. More than 1200 locomotives were built for US, Canadian and Mexican railroads in those brief years, as many railroads were upgrading from older EMD F units or Alco locomotives. Originally designed for General Purpose (hence, GP) mainline duties, over the long lifespan of these locomotives they saw service in everything from mainline operation to switching and branchline service.

There were numerous phase variations of the GP35, each with minor spotting differences such as number and locations of hood latches and louvers, as well as differences between fuel trank frames.

Model Features:

    DCC Friendly mechanism with a standard 8-pin plug for easy decoder installation.
    Directional headlights
    Powerful five pole motor with dual brass flywheels
    Roadname specific Dynamic Brake or Non-Dynamic Brake hatches
    All wheel electrical pickup from scale 42" blackened metal wheels
    Comes with a number of consumer applied detail parts such as truck brake cylinders, MU hoses, and grab irons or with all parts assembled and an ESU DCC NON-SOUND Decoder installed.