Union Pacific #1449

Last production series with new shell.

OOP

These powered F7 A&B units are one of the most recognizable locomotives. Painted yellow with aluminum stripe and red lettering, these were introduced in 1951 and joined a large F3 fleet. Truly a transition locomotive,
however, the F7 only lasted for ten to eleven years before they were traded in for GP30’s, GP35’s and DD35’s.

UP® is a registered trademark of the Union Pacific Railroad

Used - Very good condition

Union Pacific #1449

Last production series with new shell.

OOP

These powered F7 A&B units are one of the most recognizable locomotives. Painted yellow with aluminum stripe and red lettering, these were introduced in 1951 and joined a large F3 fleet. Truly a transition locomotive,
however, the F7 only lasted for ten to eleven years before they were traded in for GP30’s, GP35’s and DD35’s.

UP® is a registered trademark of the Union Pacific Railroad

Used - Very good condition

Union Pacific #1467

Last production series with new shell.

OOP

These powered F7 A&B units are one of the most recognizable locomotives. Painted yellow with aluminum stripe and red lettering, these were introduced in 1951 and joined a large F3 fleet. Truly a transition locomotive,
however, the F7 only lasted for ten to eleven years before they were traded in for GP30’s, GP35’s and DD35’s.

UP® is a registered trademark of the Union Pacific Railroad

Union Pacific®
Road Number 1474B

powered F7 B-Unit

oop

This exciting release represents the livery of the multi-colored Union Pacific F-Series locomotives. The body is painted UP Harbor Mist Gray and Union Pacific Yellow with red edging. Equipped with Blomberg trucks, many of these 1951 UP units joined the immense F3 fleet and some of the F3s were improved to F7 standards. The UP F7 fleet worked for only ten to eleven years before they were traded-in for GP30s and GP35/DD35s.

unpowered F7-B

Union Pacific®
Roadnumber 1476B

SOLD OUT at the FACTORY!!!

These F-7 locomotives are paitned UP Yellow with red horizontal stripes flanking the yellow bands. The roofs and ends are painted gray. Lettering is red and outlined in black. These exciting releases represent the livery of the multi-colored Union Pacific F-Series locomotives. Equipped with Blomberg trucks, many of these 1951 UP units joined the immense F3 fleet and some of the F3s, including these locos, were improved to F7 standards. The UP F7 fleet worked for only 10 to 11 years before they were traded-in for GP30s and GP35/DD35s.