Browse EMD model locomotives for sale, including Electro-Motive Division GP, SD, F, and E series diesels from leading manufacturers. Trainz inventory spans multiple eras and may include new, pre-owned, vintage, collectible, and hard-to-find EMD locomotive models.
Electro-Motive Division (EMD) helped transform North American railroading with diesel-electric locomotives. Browse more model trains for layouts, collections, and displays.
Electro-Motive Division, better known as EMD, played a defining role in replacing steam locomotives with diesel-electric power throughout North America. Its locomotive designs became the standard for freight railroads, passenger service, industrial railroads, and commuter operations, making EMD one of the most recognized names in railroad history.
Collectors searching for EMD model locomotives often focus on specific locomotive families rather than individual railroads, since EMD power appeared on hundreds of railroads across the United States, Canada, and beyond.
Many of the hobby's most popular diesel locomotives originated at EMD. Models of the GP7, GP9, GP38-2, GP40-2, SD40-2, SD45, SD70ACe, F3, F7, E8, and E9 remain collector favorites thanks to their widespread use and lasting influence on railroading.
Whether you're modeling first-generation diesels or contemporary freight operations, EMD locomotives fit nearly every era and railroad.
Because EMD locomotives served so many railroads, they have been produced in HO, N, O gauge, G scale, and other popular scales. From early cab units to six-axle freight locomotives, there is an enormous variety of prototypes available for collectors and layout builders.
If you're searching for EMD model locomotives for sale, our inventory may include new, pre-owned, vintage, collectible, discontinued, retired, and hard-to-find Electro-Motive Division models from many different railroads and eras.
EMD locomotive models have been produced by many leading manufacturers, including Lionel, Athearn, Atlas, Broadway Limited, Bachmann, ScaleTrains, Rapido, Walthers, Kato, and Bowser. Availability varies by locomotive type, production run, and scale.
Whether you're looking for a classic GP7 switcher or a modern SD70ACe, collectors can choose from decades of EMD locomotive releases.
EMD collections often include diesel locomotives representing multiple railroads, eras, and manufacturers. If you're considering selling a larger locomotive collection, Trainz reviews qualifying collections and estate collections containing multiple pieces.
Yes. Electro-Motive Division continues today as Progress Rail's Electro-Motive business. While ownership has changed over the years, EMD remains one of the best-known locomotive builders in North America.
EMD is best known for pioneering diesel-electric locomotives and producing iconic models such as the GP7, GP9, GP38-2, GP40-2, SD40-2, SD45, F7, E8, and SD70ACe.
Collectors frequently search for GP7, GP9, GP38-2, GP40-2, SD40-2, SD45, SD70ACe, F3, F7, E8, and E9 locomotive models in a variety of railroad paint schemes.
Manufacturers including Lionel, Athearn, Atlas, Broadway Limited, Bachmann, ScaleTrains, Rapido, Walthers, Kato, and Bowser have produced EMD diesel locomotive models in multiple scales.
