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O PREMIER E6 LOCOMOTIVE ATLANT
Product code: 30138656 $699.99
Description
O PREMIER E6 LOCOMOTIVE ATLANTIC COAST LINE A UNIT 501 (SILVER/PURPLE) - 3RL
Features
The perfect match for our Streamlined Passenger Cars!
Remotely Controlled Proto-Couplers
Illuminated Number Boards
Directionally Controlled Headlights
Lighted Marker Lights
Operating Smoke Units
Proto-Sound 3.0 With The Digital Command System Featuring: Passenger Station Proto-Effects
Unit Measures:53” x 2 1/2” x 3 1/2”
Operates On O-42 Curves
Prototype Info
The 1930s represented a new era of optimism and technological progress in the United States. This was reflected in both the arts and in industrial design, where the Art Deco influence – subdued during the Great Depression - was transformed into the Streamline Modern style. Everything from buildings to automobiles to railroad passenger cars began to move away from a dependence on vertical shapes and geometric designs toward a much more horizontal, curved style featuring modern materials such as welded (not riveted) stainless steel which emphasized power through speed, not solidity. Thus was born the era of the Great Streamliners: the Union Pacific M-10000, the Burlington Zephyrs, and of course the Electro-Motive Corporation’s E Series of road diesels.
EMC had produced several “covered wagon” E designs through the 1930s (EA through E5), but in relatively limited numbers. In 1939, the 2000 horsepower E-6 was the first (and, interestingly, the last before becoming the Electro-Motive Division of General Motors) to be produced in mass quantities, totaling 91 A units and 26 B units produced between November of 1939 and September of 1942, when production of new locomotives was halted due to the War Effort. These featured the now iconic streamlined slant-nose and aerodynamic surfaces and were matched with the new streamlined passenger train sets produced by Pullman Standard and Budd for the famous name trains such as the Union Pacific “City” trains, the Illinois Central “Panama Limited”, and the Milwaukee Road “Hiawathas”.
About Atlas O Premier Locomotives
Atlas O Premier locomotives and rolling stock are highly detailed models that faithfully recreate the prototype down to the paint scheme and even railroad-specific details. They are usually offered in two styles--3-Rail and 2-Rail and come equipped with Proto-Sound 3.0 With The Digital Command System Featuring Freight Yard Proto-Effects. Atlas O Premier Locomotives come in a range of models that cover a variety of eras, so no matter what time period you are modeling, you are getting a fantastic-looking and smooth-running locomotive that will serve you well for years to come.
Features
The perfect match for our Streamlined Passenger Cars!
Remotely Controlled Proto-Couplers
Illuminated Number Boards
Directionally Controlled Headlights
Lighted Marker Lights
Operating Smoke Units
Proto-Sound 3.0 With The Digital Command System Featuring: Passenger Station Proto-Effects
Unit Measures:53” x 2 1/2” x 3 1/2”
Operates On O-42 Curves
Prototype Info
The 1930s represented a new era of optimism and technological progress in the United States. This was reflected in both the arts and in industrial design, where the Art Deco influence – subdued during the Great Depression - was transformed into the Streamline Modern style. Everything from buildings to automobiles to railroad passenger cars began to move away from a dependence on vertical shapes and geometric designs toward a much more horizontal, curved style featuring modern materials such as welded (not riveted) stainless steel which emphasized power through speed, not solidity. Thus was born the era of the Great Streamliners: the Union Pacific M-10000, the Burlington Zephyrs, and of course the Electro-Motive Corporation’s E Series of road diesels.
EMC had produced several “covered wagon” E designs through the 1930s (EA through E5), but in relatively limited numbers. In 1939, the 2000 horsepower E-6 was the first (and, interestingly, the last before becoming the Electro-Motive Division of General Motors) to be produced in mass quantities, totaling 91 A units and 26 B units produced between November of 1939 and September of 1942, when production of new locomotives was halted due to the War Effort. These featured the now iconic streamlined slant-nose and aerodynamic surfaces and were matched with the new streamlined passenger train sets produced by Pullman Standard and Budd for the famous name trains such as the Union Pacific “City” trains, the Illinois Central “Panama Limited”, and the Milwaukee Road “Hiawathas”.
About Atlas O Premier Locomotives
Atlas O Premier locomotives and rolling stock are highly detailed models that faithfully recreate the prototype down to the paint scheme and even railroad-specific details. They are usually offered in two styles--3-Rail and 2-Rail and come equipped with Proto-Sound 3.0 With The Digital Command System Featuring Freight Yard Proto-Effects. Atlas O Premier Locomotives come in a range of models that cover a variety of eras, so no matter what time period you are modeling, you are getting a fantastic-looking and smooth-running locomotive that will serve you well for years to come.
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