Rapido Trains HO scale GE U25B

[@scotabot7826]

What a high quality beautiful model!!! Splended as always Rapido. I'm so much looking forward to my Rapido GP-38. I will more than likely pick up a U25B as well when I see the 2nd run railroad versions!

[@UnionPacificAustralia]

Thanks for watching and for your comment. We agree 100%!

[@jeffreymcfadden9403]

I saw a 2 of these high nose ex Frisco U25Bs while on lease to CR about 1978-79.
CR leased about half dozen for a few months. (FRISCO was painted out)
Of course they never led probably b/c no radios.
They were quite odd looking and were quite a treat to see and photo.

[@UnionPacificAustralia]

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[@tracynation2820]

Super. 💙 T.E.N.

[@UnionPacificAustralia]

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[@markarnold8160]

Thanks! I'd never seen a high hood version before.

[@UnionPacificAustralia]

Thanks for watching and for your comment. It is a vey nice loco!

[@thomasavensjr.2790]

Very handsome and well detailed model of the u25b from Rapido, this is an excellent example of early GE power and Rapido is the second manufacturer to produce an ho scale u25b model aside from Bowser trains. Rapido makes great locomotives and rolling stock, if I were to purchase a Rapido u25b I would most likely pick up either a Great Northern or a Santa Fe example, great product demonstration- Tom.

[@UnionPacificAustralia]

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[@speedymouse2859]

No such thing as an 'A' or 'B' unit U25B, just high and low short hood.

[@UnionPacificAustralia]

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