HO Scale. Athearn Genesis HO GP40-2 w/DCC & Sound, BN #3040 – ATHG65752. MSRP: $ 279.98 ... HO Scale. Athearn Genesis HO GP40-2 w/DCC & Sound, BN #3057 – ATHG65754. MSRP: $ 279.98 $ 219.99 Add to cart. GP-40 - GP40-2 Locomotives. HO Scale. Athearn Genesis HO GP40-2L w/DCC & Sound, Rail America/TP&W #4052 – ATHG65187. MSRP: $ …

The GP40-2 was EMD’s follow-up to the very successful GP40 locomotive model. While many internal upgrades were introduced (such as the use of improved, modular Dash 2 electrical components), there were some external differences between the early production GP40-2 and late-production GP40.

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Early to mid-production phase 2 GP40-2s were built from mid-1976 through late-1979. Several major spotting features of Phase 2 units include: an 88” low nose, corrugated radiator grilles and notched step wells. Etched metal radiator and dynamic brake fans (included where appropriate per road name).

All GP40-2s featured a 16-cylinder EMD 645-series diesel engine which was rated at 3,000 horsepower. Early to mid-production phase 2 GP40-2s were built from mid-1976 through late-1979. Several major spotting features of Phase 2 units include: an 88” low nose, corrugated radiator grilles and notched step wells.

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Also includes “standard” features of the GP40-2 model: Golden-white LEDs; Realistic die-cast underframe; Five-pole skewed armature motor with dual flywheels for optimum performance at all speeds; Directional lighting; Factory-equipped with AccuMate® knuckle couplers; Detailed cab interior with crew figures

All GP40-2s featured a 16-cylinder EMD 645-series diesel engine which was rated at 3,000 horsepower. The early or “phase 1” GP40-2 was produced from mid-1972 through mid-1975. Most phase 1 units included features which were standard for EMD at the time: an 81” low nose and wire mesh radiator grilles.

Early to mid-production phase 2 GP40-2s were built from mid-1976 through late-1979. Several major spotting features of Phase 2 units include: an 88” low nose, corrugated radiator grilles and notched step wells. Etched metal radiator and dynamic brake fans (included where appropriate per road name).

This GP40-2(W) model features many prototype-specific and separately-applied details, including: • Dynamic brakes as appropriate per road name • 3,000 Gallon Fuel Tank • CN-Style Lighted Ditch Lights (optional) • Snow Shields (optional) • Round or Square Sand Fill Hatches • Cab-Mounted Bell • Three-Chime Air Horn Mounted on Cab or ...