Built by General Motors in the early 1950s, the F7 is one of the most recognizable locomotives of the diesel age. During its peak of popularity, the F7 outsold all locomotives from all other builders combined! Often referred to as 'covered wagons' or 'bulldogs', this locomotive was used for all railroad operations, including first class passenger service. Run throughout North America, many F7s are still in use today. Bachmann's powered A & B units are finished in accurate paint schemes used in the 1950s and early 1960s.

Features include: 

* 5-pole skew wound motor 
* pillow block bearings in gear towers 
* new gear mechanism 
* accurate nose contour 
* operating headlight in A-unit 
* teardrop windows
* die-cast chassis
* all-wheel pickup
* blackened wheels with NMRA wheel profile

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