Bachmann 65355 N SCALE GG-1 Penn Central #4853 DCC SOUND

The electric GG-1 was introduced in the 1930s by the Pennsylvania Railroad, which needed a locomotive that could carry more rolling stock at greater speeds. Its dynamic streamlined design captured the public's imagination and made it the star of countless movies and advertisements. This DCC sound-equipped model includes our Sound Value.

® sound package with prototypical motors with blowers, pantograph extension and retraction, air compressors, short and long horns, and bell-all in 16-bit polyphonic sound. DCC Sound Value® sound-equipped for sound, speed, direction, & lighting control. Soundtraxx® Sound Value 16-bit polyphonic sound with user-adjustable sound effect and volume options. Prototypical sound effects include electric motor sound with blowers, pantograph extension and retraction, air compressors, short and long horns, and bell.

Manually raised and lowered metal pantographs. Highly detailed painted bodies with precision graphics. Separately applied details include ladders, horns, insulators, clear cab windows, and metal uncoupling levers. See-through trucks with detailed sideframes and spoked drive wheels.

Soft white LED directional headlights with Rule 17 operation or automatic direction control. Magnetically operated E-Z Mate® Mark II couplers on both ends. Performs best on 11.25 radius curves or better. Product Measurements: L 6 in. Retail Package Measurements: L 8.8 in.