1/160 EMD NW2 Union Pacific #1039 [176-4380]

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product Description ■ The NW2 is an electric diesel locomotive manufactured by GM-EMD in the United States.
The engine of the NW1, which was equipped with a Wynton engine, was improved to the engine manufactured by EMD.
N in the model name NW stands for 900 hp (Nine hundred), and W stands for welded flame. The NW2 engine has been changed to 1000 hp, but the model name has been kept as an improved version of the NW1.
The production period was from 1939 to 1949, and the number of cars produced reached 1145.
As a special locomotive for yard exchange, many passenger cars and freight cars were connected and moved around in the yard.
Because of its horsepower and ease of use, it was used with many load names and was active until the early 1980 s.
On the exterior, it is shaped like the driver's cab close to the end of the car. It features two chimneys near the center of the bonnet.
[Features of the product]
Just like an actual car, it pulls freight cars at low speed. Replacement work can be done smoothly.
The front and rear headlights and the number board beside the headlights are on.
The inside of the cab can be seen from the large glass that is unique to switchers is reproduced realistically.
Two chimneys with different load names and car numbers are reproduced.
Headlights on
Flywheel mounted power unit
Equipped with a knuckle coupler with automatic release function as standard equipment
Equipped with suspension mechanism
Funnel shape : tapered type
Scale : 1/160 1970