The Walthers Mainline 910-20626 delivers the EMD NW2 switcher in St. Louis - San Francisco #265 paint for HO scale. With more than 1100 built between 1939 and 1949 for over 50 railroads, the NW2 became one of EMD's most widely used diesels, and examples remain in service today. This ready-to-run model handles switching duties from busy yards to demanding industrial spurs.

Model 910-20626 reproduces Phase V units built in 1949, featuring louvered radiator grilles, dual tall conical exhaust stacks, a small front radiator grille, six louvered side doors, large center cab windows, and factory-installed grab irons. It rolls on correct-size RP-25 metal wheels with Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers, and factory ESU Sound and DCC allows DCC and DC operation with 14, 28, and 128 speed steps, four CV-adjustable air horns, two bells, and full 8-notch 567A prime mover sound.

Key Features:
- HO scale (1:87) ready-to-run switcher locomotive
- Item number 910-20626, Walthers Mainline EMD NW2
- Decorated for St. Louis - San Francisco #265
- Based on Phase V units built in 1949
- ESU Sound and DCC for DCC and DC layouts, dual-mode operation
- 14, 28, and 128 speed steps with four air horns and two bells by CV
- Full 8-notch 567A prime mover sound and compressor
- Correct-size RP-25 metal wheels and Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers
- Five-pole skew-wound motor with dual flywheels and heavy die-cast chassis