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Model Railroading > Athearn SD70M Production Model PhotosDate: 01/30/15 18:42 Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: JLW2K Sorry for the crappy photos, but here is a look at the production model Athearn SD70M flared radiator.
Date: 01/30/15 18:44 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: JLW2K Date: 01/30/15 18:58 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: DKay I am looking forward to getting my UP pair.Is the nose on the NS version ,the same as the other UP variation. If so ,can I assume it will be offered on the UP models on another run.
Regards,dK Date: 01/30/15 19:02 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: JLW2K The NS version has the FIRE cab phase two nose. The UP version has the M cab nose. I would assume Athearn might produce the Phase II noses on UP schemes later on, but the choice is theirs to make.
Date: 01/30/15 19:41 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: tomstp They look fine to me but, I'm sure somebody will find something they don't like.
Date: 01/30/15 21:00 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: rwa14 Finally! The wait for the Flared and Phase II Cabs is almost over. The NS look good, just add in an aftermarket PTC Array and its good to go.
I should add, I am also glad Athearn dropped their older OMI horns and re-did some of them. The new K5LA's loo much better now. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/30/15 21:02 by rwa14. Date: 01/30/15 22:26 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: bwyrick Nice pics James, and great review on YouTube as well!
Brody Wyrick Reno, NV Date: 01/31/15 00:15 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: MrMRL Wow, all they need are a pair of grabs on the plow, and these units would be out of the ballpark!
Mr. MRL Date: 01/31/15 07:51 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: calsubd now all Athearn needs is a Port of Entry other than Long Beach, or air freight them ! otherwise from production photo's to layout will be 2 years or more, meantime my new MTH is working on the layout now.
Ed Stewart Jacksonville, FL Date: 01/31/15 08:47 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: coastdaylight The models are on a ship now. Only thing that can hold them up is a possible longshoreman slow down or strike.
Date: 01/31/15 11:47 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: Betsy MrMRL Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Wow, all they need are a pair of grabs on the > plow, and these units would be out of the > ballpark! > Etched steps. Elizabeth Date: 01/31/15 13:51 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: MrMRL calsubd Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > now all Athearn needs is a Port of Entry other > than Long Beach, or air freight them ! otherwise > from production photo's to layout will be 2 years > or more, meantime my new MTH is working on the > layout now. MTH does SD70Ms??? Mr. MRL Date: 01/31/15 19:43 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: calsubd MrMRL Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > calsubd Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > now all Athearn needs is a Port of Entry other > > than Long Beach, or air freight them ! > otherwise > > from production photo's to layout will be 2 > years > > or more, meantime my new MTH is working on the > > layout now. > > > MTH does SD70Ms??? > > > Mr. MRL Sorry, SD70Ace Ed Stewart Jacksonville, FL Date: 01/31/15 21:31 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: DuneCoon I wonder if we will see the "wheel in the air" phenomenon that has been an issue for the SD70 series of units from Athearn. James, can you check to see if all the wheels are making contact with the rails?
Matthew Posted from Android Date: 02/01/15 07:29 Re: Athearn SD70M Production Model Photos Author: JLW2K I did not notice any floating truck issues. I went back down to the basement to check the models again, they seem to make good contact around curves, etc.
jmprice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wonder if we will see the "wheel in the air" > phenomenon that has been an issue for the SD70 > series of units from Athearn. James, can you check > to see if all the wheels are making contact with > the rails? > > > Matthew > > Posted from Android |