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Item No: 195240

~~$225~~

$202^.50

Description
Grading
Brass Guide

Model Attributes

Running Noise (1 = low, 10 = high): N/A
Motor Type: Can
Window Glazing: No
In-Cab / Interior Detail: Yes
Lights: No
DCC: N/A
DCC System: N/A
Sound: N/A

Please be sure to check out the photos.

Notes: Zamac gearboxes need to be replaced since they are cracked.

INFO: Model grading is shown in the "GRADING" tab

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The EMD E7 is a diesel-electric locomotive built by the Electro-Motive Division (EMD) of General Motors between 1945 and 1949. Unlike fully electric locomotives, the E7 uses a diesel engine to power an on-board electrical generator, which in turn powers the traction motors. As EMD's best-selling passenger model, the E7 helped many North American railroads transition from steam to diesel power after World War II.

The E7 was a diesel-electric locomotive with two 12-cylinder 567A diesel engines, each producing 1,000 horsepower, for a combined total of 2,000 horsepower. he E7 featured a more blunt, vertical nose compared to earlier "slant nose" models. This distinctive front-end style gave the E7, along with the later E8 and E9 models, the nickname "bulldog nose".

EMD built the E7 in two configurations: The cab-equipped "A" unit, with 428 built, and the cabless "booster" unit, with 82 built.

The E7 was designed specifically for passenger trains and came with a steam generator to provide heat to passenger cars.

The E7 was purchased by numerous railroads, including the Baltimore & Ohio, Atlantic Coast Line, and the Milwaukee Road, to power their high-speed passenger trains. The locomotive was known for its reliability and efficiency, convincing many railroad companies to rapidly adopt diesel-electric technology.

Only one E7 remains preserved today: Pennsylvania Railroad E7A #5901, which is on static display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.

The E7 is part of a larger family of EMD locomotives known as "E" units, which were used primarily for passenger service. EMD also produced the "F" unit series, which was designed for freight service. One key difference was their wheel arrangement:

E-units like the E7 used a six-axle (A1A-A1A) truck configuration, with the center axle on each truck unpowered. F-units used a four-axle (B-B) configuration, with all axles powered.

Both the E-units and F-units were instrumental in EMD's success and the widespread adoption of diesel power in the mid-20th century.

4.5

Appearance

50	Condition - Mint Custom paint - Professional quality Factory paint - Professional quality Weathered paint - Professional quality Unpainted - No tarnish All detail parts and components properly installed
40	Condition - Excellent Custom paint - Excellent quality, decals applied correctly Factory paint - Excellent quality Weathered paint - Excellent quality Unpainted - Minor tarnish Indications of use - Minor
35	Factory paint - Average quality Very minor paint chips / scratches / blemishes Condition - Average Custom paint - Average quality Weathered paint - Average quality Unpainted - Average tarnish Minor detail part(s) - Detached, but included Indications of use - Average
30	Condition - Below average quality Custom paint - Below average quality Factory paint - Below average quality Weathered paint - Below average quality Multiple paint chips / scratches / blemishes Unpainted - Major tarnish Minor detail part(s) - Missing Major detail part(s) - Detached, but included
25	Condition - Poor Custom paint - Poor Factory paint - Poor Weathered paint - Poor Private road Multiple or large paint chips/dings in model Some foam damage on model
20	Condition - Poor Custom paint - Poor Factory paint - Poor Weathered paint - Poor
15	Dents - Small/minor Damage caused by over-lubrication Major components - Detached, but included Damaged, but possibly salvageable
0	Dents - Major May have been dropped Major components - Part(s) missing Badly damaged

Mechanical / Electrical

40	Running condition - Extremely smooth Drivers/wheels - Mint, not used Lights (if equipped) - Function correctly Parts - Contain only original Motor - Original, new condition Motor - N/A (i.e. passenger, rolling stock) DCC/Sound (if equipped) - Professional install/operation
35	Drivers/wheels - Slightly used, no indications of wear Running condition - Excellent at all speeds Parts - May contain upgraded DCC/Sound (if equipped) - Very good install/operation
30	Running condition - Average at all speeds Drivers/wheels - Dirty and/or squeaky Lights (if equipped) - Some not functioning correctly
26	Running condition - Below average Hesitation at slower speeds Drivers/wheels - Minor burnishing of drivers Lights (if equipped) - Poor install/wires exposed DCC/Sound (if equipped) - Poor install/wires exposed
22	DCC/Sound (if equipped) - Not functioning Accessories - Installed, not functioning Small holes have been drilled
20	Drivers/Wheels - Minor wear, brass slightly visible
18	Running condition - Poor Running condition - Erratic, jerking motions at slow speeds Holes drilled in engine or tender
16	Running condition - Poor Motor - Spins, no movement (motor tubing rotted) Possible electrical short, sparks
12	Parts and or components need replacement Running condition - Extremely poor
4	Running condition - Not running, all parts included Drivers/wheels - Heavy wear on all drivers Valve gear locked up Motor and/or gears ruined
0	Running condition - Not running, missing parts Missing motor, gearbox or other major component

Box & Foam

10	Factory supplied spare parts included Condition - Mint
8	Condition - Excellent, minor shelf wear Factory supplied spare parts missing Original model wrapping missing or replaced
6	Condition - Average, indication of wear Tape marks, cuts Dealer sticker/stamps on box
4	Condition - Below average, missing labels Replacement box and/or foam Bad foam
2	Condition - Poor, very rough appearance Possible water damage/mildew
0	No box

BG-SKU:	11230
Scale:	HO
Importer:	Oriental LTD
Category:	Diesel
Sub-category:	Electric
Builder:	Samhongsa
Road:	Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Type:	E UNIT
Description:	E-7
Whyte:
Year(s):	1986
Catalog No:	0658
Notes:	FACTORY PLATED + UNLETTERED - NO WINDOW GLAZING - 2000HP - E7A

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