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PROTOTYPE AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Built by EMD exclusively for Union Pacific between 1969 & 1971, the DDA40X Centennial locomotives were the modern equivalent of the railroad¡Çs famed Big Boy steam locomotives. These massive 98-foot double-engine diesels were UP¡Çs mainstay hotshot power for a decade until they were sidelined by the recession of the early 1980¡Çs. They had one last hurrah in 1984-85 when 25 of the them were returned to service for about a year to help relieve a power shortage. These units go great with Union Pacific ¡ÆFast Forties¡Ç SD40-2s (ATH71202, ATH72103, ATH72104, ATH72105), also announced this month!
Union Pacific DDA40X FEATURES:
Era-appropriate horns and locations per prototype
New LED lighting, including ground effect and class lights
Functioning beacons (where appropriate)
New rubber MU hoses
Lit number boards
Etched see-through ladder steps
Two premium Genesis motors for unparalleled tractive effort
Sound models equipped with dual cube speakers
16-wheel eletrical pickup and drive
ROAD NUMBER SPECIFIC FEATURES:
#6905 & 6910 Early anti-climbers and electrical cabinets, smoke lifters, three-line shield with full ¡ÆUnion Pacific Railroad¡Ç text
#6911 & 6907 Patched logo, early anti-climbers, early electrical cabinets
#6927 & 6943 Late anti-climbers, late electrical cabinets, beacon, cab-mounted horns, two-line UP shield.
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