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    This unique model is based on the prototype demonstrator version of the ALP-45DP locomotive built in Kassel Germany. The ALP-45DP is a “dual mode” locomotive, capable of drawing power from either overhead electrical wires or its own pair of 12-cylinder Caterpillar diesel engines. This demonstrator unit, which debuted at the Innotrans 2010 (International Trade Fair for Transport Technology) in Berlin, bore a special livery that was a mix between the paint schemes of the first purchasers of the locomotive - NJ TRANSIT and AMT. The locomotive,
number 4500, would go on to be repainted and enter service in NJ TRANSIT’s fleet in 2011.
    Atlas has already released the HO scale NJ TRANSIT locomotive and associated passenger cars to critical acclaim. Earlier this month, Atlas announced the imminent production of the exceedingly attractive AMT version of the locomotive and multi-level passenger cars, which operate in and around Montreal, Canada. The Atlas ALP-45DP Bombardier Demonstrator unit, built with permission of
Bombardier, will help complete this unique modern commuter train lineup from Atlas.
    ATLAS’ NEW HO SCALE ALP-45DP MODEL FAITHFULLY REPRODUCES THE PROTOTYPE WITH THE FOLLOWING FEATURES:
• Designed from prototype drawings and field research
• Illuminated directional LED headlight/ditchlights and red marker lights
• Pantograph (non-functioning) can be positioned up or down
• Five pole skewed armature motor with dual flywheels for optimum performance at all speeds
• Factory-applied railings, air horn, and antenna details
• Grab irons packed separately for customer application (includes drilling template)
• Equipped with Kadee® metal couplers

SILVER VERSION INCLUDES:
• 21-pin plug for DCC (decoder ready)
• Available space for speaker

GOLD VERSION INCLUDES:
• ESU LokSound decoder, supporting all DCC programming modes
• Flexible mapping of function keys F0 to F28
• A total of six DCC function outputs
• Follows all NMRA DCC standards and recommended practices.

Reservations Due By: February 23, 2017

Expected Release: January 2018

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