BLI 10432 HO Scale EMD SD70ACe EMD 1202 Demonstrator Blue Scheme Stealth DC

EMD's demonstrator locomotives have always drawn attention — purpose-built to show what the platform can do, and wearing paint schemes that stand apart from any railroad's livery. Demo 1202 wears the refined blue, gray, and white scheme, new to the BLI lineup in Run 3. The Stealth Series version gives you the same die-cast construction and road-specific detailing as the Paragon4 — DCC-Ready on DC right out of the box, with an 8-ohm speaker pre-installed for when you’re ready to add sound and unlock the full feature set.

FEATURES:

• Stealth Series — DCC-Ready out of the box, No Sound
• Front and rear directional lighting; other lights active with track power
• 8-ohm speaker pre-installed — ready for your decoder of choice
• Precision Drive Mechanism engineered for heavy towing and smooth slow speed operation
• All-wheel electrical pick-up
• Heavy die-cast body and chassis for maximum tractive effort
• Metal handrails and stanchions with prototypical decoration
• Premium painting with prototypically accurate schemes and road numbers
• Separately applied details: grab irons, horn, bell, wipers, and etched metal grills
• Factory-Installed Engineer Figure
• Metal Kadee-compatible couplers (2)
• Operates on Code 70, Code 83, and Code 100 rail
• Minimum operating radius: 18 inches
• Individually Controllable Lights:
  • Headlight
  • Rear Light
  • Numberboard Lights
  • Ditch Lights
  • Cab Light
• Road-Specific Detail Options:
  • Headlight Location
  • Rear Light Location
  • Rear Door Type
  • Dynamic Brake Door Arrangement
  • Right-side Electrical Cabinet Arrangement
  • Two Sand Fill Hatch Options
  • Long Hood End Detail Arrangement
  • Hood End Horn Bracket Where Appropriate
  • Iso Cab Where Appropriate
  • Rear Pilot — Two Options
  • Accurate Cab Details: Wind Deflectors, Sunshades, and Mirror
  • Bell Type
  • Brake Wheel Type
  • Jack Pads — Two Options
  • Rear Ditch Lights Where Appropriate
  • Cab Roof Details
  • Inverter Blower Arrangement — Four Different Types