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K-25901TC   UP F-3 A-A w/RailSounds & TMCC Union Pacific
MSRP:  $599.95  ea. KCC Member Price: $539.96
K-25901TC


The crack passenger trains of the Union Pacific Railroad are now available for any layout. These 18-inch extruded aluminum passenger cars have all the details of full scale cars, but are shortened to negotiate 31-inch curves. Featuring improved interior illumination, StreamLighting, detailed interiors with passenger figures, separate metal handrails and opening doors, these passengers cars are the best cars around.

The Union Pacific F-3 Diesels lead the way with their superior operational details, including Command Control, Lionel RailSounds, Smoke and Electrocouplers. Marvel at the exterior details such as separate metal handrails, detailed metal pilot, detailed trucks, separate mirrors, windshield wipers and brake hoses. Create a realistic look with pivoting diaphragms.

Catalog: 2005 1st Edition
Release Date: Fall 05

Engine Features
  •   13 1/2 inches long
  •   O Scale (1:48)
  •   Dual Motors on A Units
  •   8 wheel drive on all units
  •   3 position electronic reversing unit linking all units
  •   Die cast trucks and wheels
  •   Quadra-Grip® wheels
  •   Die cast pilot and couplers
  •   Operating front coupler and lighted cab interior on A units
  •   Metal chassis
  •   Die cast fuel tank w/ underside tank detail
  •   Operating Headlight on A Units
  •   Portholes with lenses
  •   Prototypical side and roof detail
  •   Metal grab rails
  •   Separate Side Vents
  •   Stainless Steel Side Grills and Roof Vents
  •   Die Cast Horns
  •   Brass Air Filter and Relief Valve
  •   Illuminated Number Boards

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