Atlas Master(R) Silver GE U30C Low Nose Phase II/III (10004780) | CSX #7214 | Standard DC | HO Scale

Atlas Master(R) Silver GE U30C Low Nose Phase II/III (10004780) | CSX #7214 | Standard DC | HO Scale

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Atlas Master(R) Silver GE U30C Low Nose Phase II/III (10004780) | CSX #7214 | Standard DC | 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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I have been buying Under Armour undergarments for years and have noticed a steady decline in quality. These socks are no different. I purchased another six packs of very similar styled Under Armour socks in 2023 and recently they have started wearing out. Those socks are no longer available for reorder, but these extremely similar socks were so I ordered them. The quality difference is obvious just by looking at and feeling them. They are more of a faded black/brown than the black pictured or the black that the three year old socks still are. The material is completely different and feels lighter. When wearing them they already feel like they are bunching up in my shoes, which the old ones never did. I do not expect these to last even a year and will not buy them again.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2026