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K2780-4935   PRR GG1 Electric Engine (Black w/5 stripes) Pennsylvania
    $399.95 ea.    
K2780-4935


Outlasting the railroad that built it in 1935 and its successor, Penn Central, the powerful PRR GG1 could generate up to 8000 hp short-term, making the trip from New York to Washington, DC in just 3-1/2 hours. Equipped with dual motors, metal chassis and working pantographs, K-LINE®’s die cast model will swiftly transport passengers over the rails of any layout. With attention to even the smallest details, the K-LINE GG1 is the only O Gauge model to accurately recreate the GG1 full-size locomotive doors. Choose either the “Blackjack” 5-stripe scheme or the Tuscan scheme with one gold stripe.



Catalog: 2001 1st Edition
Release Date: SOLD OUT

Engine Features
  •   Die Cast Body
  •   Smoking
  •   Operating Headlight
  •   3 Position Electronic Revserse Unit

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On December 13, 2008 03:21 PM, Lou Welke wrote:

I attended a train show here in the Grand Rapids area
and found this Pennsylvania
GG1 5 stripe tuscan red loco
with the No. 4912 at a very attractive price.
It was brand new in the K-line box dated 2001
I purchased the loco and it runs very well but no sounds
I imagine this is the way it was set up.
It does not have a place for smoke.
The No. was K-2780-4912C
If anyone has anything to add to this let me know

Lou

On March 10, 2009 02:49 PM, Chuck Hawley thinks that something is not accurate:

This 4935 GG1 and the 4907 Tuscan GG1 are both TMCC. They have Railsounds, Command Control, Electro Couplers, and Vertical Can Motors.

On March 10, 2009 02:56 PM, Chuck Hawley wrote:

The 4912IC and the 4892IC are Tuscan and Green respectively. They say they are Command Control upgradable, but they have simple electronic fwd/rev units in them. They have vertical can motors. No mother board. The frame however, is drilled for speaker and board mounting. The operating coupler mounting hardware is not compatible with the upgrade Electro Couplers.
Properly upgraded, they would be identical with the 4935 and the 4907 TMCC versions. Same frame, motors, and all.

On March 10, 2009 08:50 PM, Chuck Hawley wrote:

BTW, the 4907 is a single stripe tuscan and the 4912 is a five stripe tuscan.

On June 14, 2010 04:12 AM, cs jenkins wrote:

Great looking engine, but, where do you get parts for it? The one I have is missing trucks for all drive wheels. Please advise.

On February 01, 2013 06:27 AM, Anonymus wrote:

Try Brasseur for parts.
They bought all the original K-Line parts and have a pretty good stock.