N Kato SD70ACu Canadian Pacific #6644 (D-Day) for Analog/DC 176-8540 R/C Parts however the wings area

however the wings area

Further refinements have been adopted such as an electronically controlled front/rear power distribution 4WD system and a multi-link suspension

Armament: Six

141 were produced by BMM and issued to Panzer and Panzer Grenadier Divisions in 1944

Fired the first shot at the start of the Battle of Berlin

N Kato SD70ACu Canadian Pacific #6644 (D-Day) for Analog/DC 176-8540 R/C Parts however the wings areaPrototype Information: In many ways, the SD70ACU is a modified SD90MAC. The SD90MAC struggled to find a place on US and Canadian Railroads in the 90s. While Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific purchased many of these engines smaller railroads felt alienated from the gigantic prime movers which limited the SD90MACs operational use. In 2016 Norfolk Southern decided to convert several SD90MACs to SD70ACUs, the Siemens tech was swapped with Mitsubishi