Jun 21, 2015 · Guilford / Springfield Terminal 600 series EMD locomotives, the 6 axle SD26 and SD39 models.

Built as Illinois Terminal, these SD39's were purchased by the NW before going to the Guilford. Our models represent the time period before they were painted into Guilford grey and orange.

Athearn HO SD39 Boston & Maine “Guilford, Black” w/ DCC & Sound $ 208.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page

The SD39 had 2,300 hp from a turbocharged V12. The SD39 had the smallest prime mover of the SD locomotives in the EMD catalog. 54 were built for American railroads. BM Featuers: Built as Illinois Terminal, these SD39’s were purchased by the NW before going to the Guilford.

Built as Illinois Terminal, these SD39's were purchased by the NW before going to the Guilford. Our models represent the time period before they were painted into Guilford grey and orange.

This is an Athearn 64472 HO Scale Guilford/Boston & Maine RTR SD39 with DCC & Sound #690. It Features: Lettered for Boston & Maine and S-3L horn. The instruction manual is included.

This is an Athearn 64472 HO Scale Guilford/Boston & Maine RTR SD39 with DCC & Sound #690. It Features: Lettered for Boston & Maine and S-3L horn. Locomotive Features: Fully assembled and ready-to-run, Separately applied wire grab irons, Separately applied air tanks, Coupler cut levers, MU hoses, Fine scale

6 days ago · Should they be in Santa Fe colors or Guilford? I feel at least one should be in Guilford colors, as they used them far longer than the Santa Fe. Santa fe only used them for about 7 years after they re-built them from SD-24's, Guilford has used them for over 20 years!

Built as Illinois Terminal, these SD39's were purchased by the NW before going to the Guilford. Our models represent the time period before they were painted into Guilford grey and orange.

Another rare bird on Guilford was this old IT SD39. Maybe Terry Respondek can get his hands on it and make a real IT unit? Crossing the massive Hudson River Bridge on their way eastward.... This was my only time seeing this unit which was a replacement for an SD26 that was wrecked. Date is a guess. Lucky once again! B&M 690 hangs out in Rigby Yard.