AMTRAK  FEATURES: 

Amtrak 453 and 461 features revised striping and artwork Amtrak 453, 457, and 461 are the perfect power to complement our Genesis Surfliner 

METRA FEATURES:

Beginning in 2017, METRA began to honor the legacy of the railroads that made Chicago a centerpiece for American travel, by painting several of its locomotives in heritage paint schemes. #425 was first to be released in December 2017 and is painted to honor the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad as well as outgoing CEO Don Orseno.

• Unveiled in January 2019
• #409 is painted in the colors of the Chicago
• Milwaukee
• St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
• Better known as the Milwaukee Road. It also features the famous "Hiawatha" logo on the nose.

Unveiled in January 2019, #409 is painted in the colors of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad, better known as the Milwaukee Road. It also features the famous "Hiawatha" logo on the nose.

• Locomotive #90 is painted in Chicago and North Western Railroad livery
• Whose former rail lines still see METRA trains today.

Locomotive #90 is painted in Chicago and North Western Railroad livery, Whose former rail lines still see METRA trains today.

• Note: The paint schemes on numbers 405 and 425 are not depicted on F59PHI locomotives in real life. We offer them here in our Legendary Liveries series
• As a fitting tribute to the legacy of these great railroads and to satisfy popular demand for these paint schemes.

Note: The paint schemes on numbers 405 and 425 are not depicted on F59PHI locomotives in real life. We offer them here in our Legendary Liveries series, as a fitting tribute to the legacy of these great railroads and to satisfy popular demand for these paint schemes.

• Locomotive #90 is painted in Chicago and North Western Railroad livery
• Whose former rail lines still see METRA trains today.

Locomotive #90 is painted in Chicago and North Western Railroad livery, whose former rail lines still see METRA trains today.

NORTH CAROLINA DOT FEATURES: 

Beginning in 1995, North Carolina developed the Piedmont regional train as a follow-on to Amtrak's Carolinian. The train runs between Charlotte and Raleigh and runs a maximum of six times a day. Among the motive power used for this service are two EMD F59PHI locomotives, #1755 and 1797. The trains are operated by Amtrak crews; the state owns the locomotives and rolling stock. 

METROLINK  FEATURES: 

Metrolink is a commuter railroad in southern California, operating a 534 mile network which currently consists of seven lines. Metrolink 874-881 were delivered in 1994. The units feature decorative corrugated panels on their sides. The units were in service as late as 2019, with 874 still wearing its as-delivered livery. 

LOCOMOTIVE FEATURES:

• Fully-assembled and ready-to-run
• LED Lighting for realistic appearance
• DCC-ready features Quick Plug^™ plug-and-play technology with 21-pin NEM connector
• See through window glazings and radiator fans
• See-through dynamic brake fans if applicable
• Separately-applied horn and wire grab irons
• Separately applied Celcon scale handrails on rear pilot
• Snowplow
• McHenry^® operating scale knuckle couplers
• All-wheel drive with precision gears for smooth and quiet operation
• Heavy die-cast frame for greater traction and pulling power
• All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
• 5-pole skew wound motor with precision-machined flywheels and multi-link drive train for optimal operation
• Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
• Replacement parts available, including motor brushes
• Painted and printed for realistic decoration
• Fully-assembled and ready-to-run out of the box
• Highly detailed, injection molded body 
• Multiple road numbers
• Minimum radius: 18"