EMD SD9 ESU LokSound DCC: Southern Pacific #4404 Rebuild (Gray, Scarlet, White)

SR SD9E LokSound DCC - Southern Pacific 4404 Rebuild (Grey, Scarlet, White) – A Stunning Model!

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The debut of the SD9 in 1954 marked the next step forward for EMD's Special Duty line of six-axle diesels, and introduced the new 567C prime mover delivering 1,750 horsepower. Ideal for demanding assignments in helper, yard, transfer and heavy freight service, with its weight spread over six axles, the SD9 was also well suited to branch line duties. By the time production ended in 1959, 515 SD9s were in service on over a dozen railroads and some are still going strong!

From superb paint and lettering to railroad-specific details, and available with ESU LokSound Select for DCC and DC layouts, WalthersProto SD9 locos come ready for service and feature:

One time run of these road numbers, order now - limited quantity available
Prototypes in service 1954 to the present - several preserved today
Used in helper, yard, transfer, heavy freight and branch line service
Available with ESU LokSound 5 sound and DCC for DCC or DC layouts
Road- and era-specific details
Formed wire grab irons
Etched-metal lift rings
21-pin DCC plug
Correct size RP-25 metal wheels
All-wheel drive and electrical pick up
5 pole, skew-wound, high-torque, high-efficiency can motor
Helical gears with 14:1 ratio for smooth, quiet running
Easy multiple-unit operation
Superb paint and lettering
Warm white LED constant and directional headlights
Heavy die-cast metal underframe
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers

Road-specific features of this WalthersProto replica include:

Brass Nathan P3 air horn
Whip-style radio antenna with mast and SP-style conduit
SP 5-light package with Pyle dual sealed-beam headlights, Gyralight and UDE emergency light for DCC; operating headlights and front Gyralight on DC units
SD9E dynamic brakes
SD9 'umbrella' electrical cabinet hood
Cab-mount wind deflectors
Photo-etched cab sunshades
Rolled-style handrail stanchions
Drop steps
SP-style pilot plows front and rear
Roof-mounted air cooling piping
MU hoses