Atlas O FM Erie-Built Locomotive
Santa Fe 90A (B-Unit)
#1221

The Erie-Built dual service locomotive represented the entry of
builder Fairbanks-Morse (FM) into the large cab style road
locomotive market. With a carbody styled by industrial designer,
Raymond Loewy, these 2,000 hp locomotives were actually
contracted by FM to be constructed at General Electric's Erie,
Pennsylvania plant since they were too large for the capacity of
their own shop: hence the identifying name, "Erie-Built".
Produced from 1945 through 1949, these visually impressive
locomotives operated on some of the nation's largest rail lines
from coast to coast.

Each unit is sold separately (except for the limited edition set)
so you can expand the loco consist any way that suits your
operating needs. A and B units are available in both powered and
unpowered versions.

Features Include:

True 1/4� dimensions and details
Solid die-cast chassis, fuel tank, trucks and pilots
Railroad specific details
PRR style includes radio antenna on the Pennsylvania �A� units
Operating diesel exhaust unit
TMCC Features:

EOB�Speed control technology
Electro-couplers
Lionel� TrainMaster� Command Equipped featuring RailSounds�
digital sound system (including horn, bell diesel-roar sounds,
etc.); Crew Talk (in command ) and more...
RailSounds� operates in both conventional and command modes in
3-Rail.
Operating Mars light as appropriate by railroad

Additional 3-Rail Features:

Minimum diameter curve: O-54