Athearn RTR 73741 HO Scale EMD SD40 Chesapeake & Ohio C&O 7459 DCC & Sound Bridge - Trestle The "yellowbellies" as they were

The "yellowbellies" as they were called by C&O crews were numbered 490 through 494 (number 494 did not have a cowl applied)

Features include: Highly Detailed Painted Body with Precision Graphics

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Athearn RTR 73741 HO Scale EMD SD40 Chesapeake & Ohio C&O 7459 DCC & Sound Bridge - Trestle The "yellowbellies" as they wereAthearn RTR 73741 HO Scale EMD SD40 Chesapeake & Ohio C&O 7459 DCC & Sound In 1966, EMD delivered what would be the first of five orders of SD40s to the C&O railroad. The most powerful units on the road at the time, they had a total weight of 394,000 pounds each and could exert 82,100 lbs. of continuous tractive effort at 11. 1 mph. Units 7450 7469 were delivered in the 35 style paint scheme, with yellow noses and small side initials. FEATURES: LED