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I am excited to get one of these beautiful behemoths. The SD80MAC and SD90MAC have been my all time favorite locomotives of all time. The SD80MAC's were the first locomotives I saw when I went to college in Pennsylvania and they were the last when I graduated. These locomotives and I have a bit of a history. Anyway, here is a pic of the Conrail SD80MAC in the test room. I'm hoping there are pics of the other locomotives soon.

 

 

MTH CR SD80MAC

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Here is the NS version of the SD80MAC. As you can see just as beautiful as the Conrail version. One cool feature MTH added on the detail is the Radial AC logo like the ones on the Pittsburgh line and for those former Conrail fans who loved them with the marker lights they added those, too. Overall a great looking locomotive, be sure to pick one up ASAP as I'm almost sure they will run out fast. I will also plan to do a full review of these beasts as soon as I receive mine. Pics of the model and prototype below

 

No pics have been added of the SD9043MAC's yet but I'm sure we'll see them by the end of the week, I'll keep you updated.

 

 

MTH NS SD80MAC

SD80MAC 7208

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They're Premier. We have them all in stock and on sale on our website but I have only one Conrail left. There's UP and the INRR SD90s too. 

 

The NS comes in three road numbers..... I'd like to see all three pulling together...

 

Here's the pictures of the INRR on our layout and the UP from MTH...

 

 

 

 

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Hey guys, just another update. MTH has posted a pic of the UP SD90MAC. It looks just as great as the SD80MAC. I'm actually considering picking one up.

 MTH UP SD90MAC

Now if you did get one you have 2 options you can go with:

 

 The Union Pacific Version

 

UP EMD SD90MAC

 

Or customize it to the NS Patched Version, which I may consider doing.

 

NS patched SD90 MAC

 

Overall it looks like a great model and I know people are going to be absolutely in love with this model.

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Originally Posted by ES44AC:
Originally Posted by BigMike88:

Got my SD80Mac delivered yesterday from MrMuffin's.  Fantastic sounds and detail.  An excellent addition to my NS collection.

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Beautiful! I really want the Conrail now!

Way to go Michael - I will head into the back and put a post-it note on it for you!

 

LOL....

 

Steve.........

Thank you SubwayLover and Engineer-Joe for the pix and videos! I'm really happy MTH used the new 710 sound set and the correct Conrail horn! Although it has and e-bell I can deal with it. I really hope to pick the Conrail version up. If I do, I'll post pictures and videos.

*EDIT: The accurate defect detectors are INCREDIBLE!! I hope to get one of these in the next few days!
Last edited by ES44AC
Originally Posted by ES44AC:
Thank you SubwayLover and Engineer-Joe for the pix and videos! I'm really happy MTH used the new 710 sound set and the correct Conrail horn! Although it has and e-bell I can deal with it. I really hope to pick the Conrail version up. If I do, I'll post pictures and videos.

*EDIT: The accurate defect detectors are INCREDIBLE!! I hope to get one of these in the next few days!

PghTrainFanatic put up a video with the conrail one. You should check out his YouTube channel.

Joe,

That is a good looking locomotive. I also wish that MTH offers it in 2-rail in one of their future catalogs. Would you know how much this MTH SD80MAC weighs? My MTH SD70M-2 weighed more than a comparable brass SD70ACe. Since the prototype SD80MAC is one of the longest diesel locomotives made in the recent past, I am curious about the weight of the MTH model.

Thanks,

Naveen Rajan

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