Atlas Master(R) Gold GE U30C Low Nose Phase II/III (10004881) | Kyle #5918 | DCC & Sound | HO Scale

Atlas Master(R) Gold GE U30C Low Nose Phase II/III (10004881) | Kyle #5918 | DCC & Sound | HO Scale

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Atlas Master(R) Gold GE U30C Low Nose Phase II/III (10004881) | Kyle #5918 | DCC & Sound | HO ScalePrototype Info Built by General Electric between 1966 and 1976, the six axle, 3000 h. p. U30C locomotive was General Electrics alternative to EMDs SD40 series. In that ten year time frame, GE built 600 U30Cs for a wide variety of operators. The largest customer was the BN, with 180 units compared to the US DOT, which purchased a single locomotive for their Pueblo test facility. Detroit Edison and Kaiser Steel might have been the most unique operators

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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026