26007 CONRAIL DEWITT RS3M PC PATCH #9976-HOThe DeWitt RS3M was a rebuild program performed in the early 1970s by the Penn Central's DeWitt shops in Syracuse, NY. These were dubbed with the nickname "DeWitt Geeps," as they were converted from standard ALCo RS3s to be equipped with the EMD 567B prime movers and components recycled from surplus EMD E units. This analog (DC) version features 21 pin plug for DCC, DCC. Note: Photograph is courtesy of the Central New York Chapter, National Railway

allowing equipment with longer wheelbases to cross over smoothly and at higher speeds

Features: Silver Series Rolling Stock – Fully Assembled Highly Detailed Painted Bodies with Sliding Door

And this is a crowd pleaser for sure

and homes to create even more realistic detail

Seen on the rails form 1959 through 1962

uniquely stylized front and rear fascias

if your goal is to make a “Figure 8” layout

Incline Starters are wedges of high-density foam used to start your track on an incline or decline

allowing you to choose the look that best suits your launch style

making this model nearly stall-proof on any three-rail O gauge switches

and some soldiered on until the 1970s

handrails and a traditional arch (used to supply electrical power to the drive motors on the prototypes)