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.
Shop EMD model locomotives for sale, including GP, SD, F and E series diesels in railroad paint schemes from across North America. Find new, pre-owned, vintage, collectible, discontinued and hard-to-find models as inventory becomes available.
Electro-Motive Division (EMD) helped transform railroading from steam to diesel-electric power. Its designs served freight railroads, passenger trains, industrial lines and commuter operations, making EMD locomotive families a popular way for collectors to build a roster across multiple railroads and eras.
From first-generation road switchers to powerful six-axle freight locomotives, EMD models offer a wide range of prototype choices.
GP7, GP9, GP38-2 and GP40-2 models are favorites for branch line freight, local switching and mainline assignments across many railroads.
SD40-2, SD45 and SD70ACe locomotives represent generations of six-axle diesel power used in heavy freight and contemporary railroad operations.
F3 and F7 cab units and E8 and E9 passenger locomotives capture the streamlined appearance of classic diesel-era freight and passenger service.
EMD locomotives have been modeled by Lionel, Athearn, Atlas, Broadway Limited, Bachmann, ScaleTrains, Rapido, Walthers, Kato and Bowser. Availability depends on the locomotive type, production run and scale.
Browse EMD locomotive models in HO, N, O Gauge, G Scale and other popular scales. Choose an early GP7 for a transition-era railroad, an F7 for classic cab-unit service, or an SD70ACe for a modern freight fleet. EMD designs appeared on hundreds of railroads in the United States, Canada and beyond.
EMD collections may include diesel locomotives from different railroads, eras, scales and manufacturers. If you are downsizing a larger roster or handling an estate, Trainz reviews qualifying collections containing multiple pieces. Visit Sell My Trains to explore your options.
How It WorksYes. Electro-Motive Division continues today as Progress Rail's Electro-Motive business. Although ownership has changed over the years, EMD remains a recognized locomotive builder.
EMD is best known for its influential diesel-electric locomotives, including 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 models in a variety of railroad paint schemes.
Lionel, Athearn, Atlas, Broadway Limited, Bachmann, ScaleTrains, Rapido, Walthers, Kato and Bowser have produced EMD diesel locomotive models in multiple scales.
