ALCO diesel locomotive DL 535 E No. 101 D&S
The "Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad" museum track, known as a tourist attraction, was opened in the 1880s. With a length of more than 70 km, it winds along the Animas River connecting the city of Durango with the mining town of Silverton. In the past, the route was used for the transportation of gold and silver ore from the mines of the San Juan area. In today's world, it is used exclusively for the tourist traffic. Along with the steam locomotives K-36 and K-37, the diesel locomotives of the type DL 535 from the White Pass & Yukon and built at ALCO, which have a strong 1,200 HP motor, are also used on the track.
Model of the ALCO diesel locomotive DL 535 E with the operating number 101 in the design of the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. Faithful reproduction and labeling. Both bogies are driven by a powerful ball-bearing high-power motor. In-built mfx/DCC-decoder with a lot of authentic sound and light functions, digitally switchable. Many set details, doors on the driver's cab for opening.
Length over buffer 63 cm.
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