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Rapido Trains HO – MLW LRC Locomotive w/DCC & Sound – Amtrak

Vendor Rapido Trains
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Into modern Canadian passenger trains? The Rapido Trains MLW LRC locomotive, in Amtrak colors, nails the look of these aerodynamic Quebec City–Windsor Corridor machines.

What sets this model apart is Rapido's signature prototype fidelity. The LRC locomotive — for “Light, Rapid, Comfortable” — was developed by Bombardier and Montreal Locomotive Works and delivered from 1980 to 1984 in two subclasses, LRC-2 (21 units) and LRC-3 (10 units). Two units (#38 and #39) were leased by Amtrak and trialed on the Northeast Corridor from 1980 to 1982 before returning to Bombardier and then VIA Rail. Rapido faithfully reproduces the carbody, grilles and version-specific detailing. An ESU LokSound V5 decoder, a MoPower keep-alive system and a full lighting package: it is all here.

Features

  • MLW LRC locomotive, HO scale
  • Amtrak livery
  • Remastered sounds recorded from the preserved LRC 6921 locomotive
  • Runs on analog DC and DCC
  • Photo-etched radiator grilles
  • DCC with ESU LokSound V5
  • Five-pole motor with dual flywheels
  • Keep-alive circuit for smooth, uninterrupted running
  • Heavy die-cast metal chassis
  • Directional headlights and functional lighting
  • Separately applied metal grab irons and railings
  • Detailed cab interior
  • Numerous separately applied prototype-specific details
  • Body-mounted knuckle couplers
  • Runs on Code 83 and 100 rail
  • Ready-to-run model
  • HO scale
  • Recommended minimum radius: 18"
  • Made by Rapido Trains
Description

Into modern Canadian passenger trains? The Rapido Trains MLW LRC locomotive, in Amtrak colors, nails the look of these aerodynamic Quebec City–Windsor Corridor machines.

What sets this model apart is Rapido's signature prototype fidelity. The LRC locomotive — for “Light, Rapid, Comfortable” — was developed by Bombardier and Montreal Locomotive Works and delivered from 1980 to 1984 in two subclasses, LRC-2 (21 units) and LRC-3 (10 units). Two units (#38 and #39) were leased by Amtrak and trialed on the Northeast Corridor from 1980 to 1982 before returning to Bombardier and then VIA Rail. Rapido faithfully reproduces the carbody, grilles and version-specific detailing. An ESU LokSound V5 decoder, a MoPower keep-alive system and a full lighting package: it is all here.

Features

  • MLW LRC locomotive, HO scale
  • Amtrak livery
  • Remastered sounds recorded from the preserved LRC 6921 locomotive
  • Runs on analog DC and DCC
  • Photo-etched radiator grilles
  • DCC with ESU LokSound V5
  • Five-pole motor with dual flywheels
  • Keep-alive circuit for smooth, uninterrupted running
  • Heavy die-cast metal chassis
  • Directional headlights and functional lighting
  • Separately applied metal grab irons and railings
  • Detailed cab interior
  • Numerous separately applied prototype-specific details
  • Body-mounted knuckle couplers
  • Runs on Code 83 and 100 rail
  • Ready-to-run model
  • HO scale
  • Recommended minimum radius: 18"
  • Made by Rapido Trains