359.90 EUR
(RRP*)
341.91 EUR*
Art.-no. Brawa_63107
Brawa
MODEL:
- SBS 39 type pantograph
- Main switch type R 628
- with 8 sandboxes
- Model features resistance braking for the first time (illustration differs)
MODEL DETAILS:
- Highly detailed housing
- Finest rivets and engravings
- Many extra details, e.g. grab bars, access ladders and multi-part cooling coil
- Replica of the driver's cab
- Finely detailed bogies with attached parts
- Extra brake cylinders, brake pull rods, sandboxes, Sifa, Peyinghaus bearings and track cleaners
- Accurately reproduced and highly detailed roofs in normal and extended versions
- Roof equipment with many extra details
- Freestanding roof lines
- Various insulators
- Different main switches
- Finely detailed pantographs
- Roof walkways of varying lengths
- Three-point mounting in the bogie
- Finest printing and varnishing
- Headlamp via LED with red-white light change, 3rd headlamp also switchable analogously
- LED lighting in the driver's cab and, in the sound version, also in the engine room
- NEM coupling mount with kinematics
- Sound version: All lighting functions digitally controllable, including engine room lighting; optimized motor and load control for perfect running characteristics; excellent sound quality from the original sound, thanks to noise-free 16-bit technology with up to 8 independent channels; usable in all common digital systems (DCC, SX1 and SX2, Motorola); sound decoder integrated on the main circuit board
Additional information on the model:
Built in 1943 by Henschel & Sohn, Kassel, serial number: 25569
Acceptance on 14.11.1943 as E 44 165w
First depot: Munich Central Station
Locomotive equipped with electric rheostatic brake for G-scale mountain routes
January 1945: Locomotive damaged in bombing raid in Munich
After 1945 the locomotive remained in Bavaria.
1951-1970: in Baden-Württemberg Bundeswehr
Around 1955: Expansion of the resistance brake
January 1, 1968: New number 144 165-8
Withdrawn from service: 25.09.1983 at Rosenheim depot
Model as it appeared in 1944