I have one of these that I bought cheap at a train show back in '05, but it had a damaged body shell that I only made worse by attempting to repair the flimsy plastic. Plus, it would have required some rewiring to be compatible with my digital control system. Model railroading is one of those areas where you really get what you pay for.
Another company with a solid reputation for quality products has released their own GG1 model, and this one is completely compatible. Plus, it has a digital sound system, which is a model railroad dimension that I haven't explored yet. And the best part, it's about one third the price of the Turbotrain model. I think I'll save that one for the layout version 2.0, which I've started planning and will probably get around to in 12-18 months.
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