MTH Premier 20-21804-3 O Scale EMD F7A Diesel Western Maryland WM 411 (Non-Powered) AR330443 plus a very fine representation

plus a very fine representation of traditional rail spike fixings

reliability and above all its enormous manoeuvrability made it the most popular fighter aircraft of all time

Attractive decoration

Highly detailed underbody with fuel tanks and brake gear

MTH Premier 20-21804-3 O Scale EMD F7A Diesel Western Maryland WM 411 (Non-Powered) AR330443 plus a very fine representationMTH Premier 20 21804 3 O Scale EMD F7A Diesel Western Maryland WM 411 Non Powered Electro Motive Division's F7 was the zenith of the covered wagon, or carbody style diesel. With 3,849 units built between 1949 and 1953, the F7 was both the most popular carbody diesel and its last hurrah. By 1954 U. S. railroads had virtually stopped ordering F units in favor of hood units like EMDs GP9 and Alcos RS 3. The side walkways of hood units offered better