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299.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fleischmann_706574
Fleischmann
Steam locomotive 065 001 of the Deutsche Bundesbahn.
- New company number
- With 16-BIT SOUND for a perfect sound experience
- With onboard decoder and switchable sound functions
- With silver kettle rings
- Die-cast metal chassis
The class 65 belonged to the new construction program of the Deutsche Bundesbahn and was first delivered in 1951. The characteristic appearance gives the machine an appearance that is as powerful as it is elegant. Your preferred area of work was as a passenger tank locomotive for suburban and city rail traffic in the Ruhr area as well as on the Odenwaldbahn and the Überwaldbahn. Some machines later received push-pull control. The 18 locomotives reached a top speed of 85 km/h with an output of 1,089 kW. In 1972 the last machine drove onto the siding.
- New company number
- With 16-BIT SOUND for a perfect sound experience
- With onboard decoder and switchable sound functions
- With silver kettle rings
- Die-cast metal chassis
The class 65 belonged to the new construction program of the Deutsche Bundesbahn and was first delivered in 1951. The characteristic appearance gives the machine an appearance that is as powerful as it is elegant. Your preferred area of work was as a passenger tank locomotive for suburban and city rail traffic in the Ruhr area as well as on the Odenwaldbahn and the Überwaldbahn. Some machines later received push-pull control. The 18 locomotives reached a top speed of 85 km/h with an output of 1,089 kW. In 1972 the last machine drove onto the siding.
150.01 EUR*
Art.-no. Fleischmann_721016
Fleischmann
Diesel locomotive 112 303 of the Deutsche Reichsbahn.
updated!
- First time with Next18 interface
- In burgundy color scheme
- Die-cast metal chassis
In 1972, the Deutsche Reichsbahn in the former GDR initially fitted three units of the 110 series with a 1,200 hp diesel engine as an experiment, which also proved to be excellent in express train service. Like other components, the fluid transmission was adapted accordingly. Between 1981 and 1990 there were further conversions (about 500 locomotives) to 1,200 hp (883 kW) at Raw Stendal using the 12 KVD 18/21 AL-4 and AL-5 engines. These locomotives were designated as the 112 series.
updated!
- First time with Next18 interface
- In burgundy color scheme
- Die-cast metal chassis
In 1972, the Deutsche Reichsbahn in the former GDR initially fitted three units of the 110 series with a 1,200 hp diesel engine as an experiment, which also proved to be excellent in express train service. Like other components, the fluid transmission was adapted accordingly. Between 1981 and 1990 there were further conversions (about 500 locomotives) to 1,200 hp (883 kW) at Raw Stendal using the 12 KVD 18/21 AL-4 and AL-5 engines. These locomotives were designated as the 112 series.
294.90 EUR
(RRP*)
229.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fleischmann_721086
Fleischmann
Diesel locomotive 112 303 of the Deutsche Reichsbahn.
Update!
- For the first time with Next18 interface and Next18 sound decoder
- With prototypical sound functions
- In burgundy color
- Die-cast metal chassis
In 1972, the Deutsche Reichsbahn in the former GDR initially equipped three examples of the 110 series with a 1,200 hp diesel engine as a test, which also proved to be excellent in express train service. The fluid transmission was adapted accordingly, as were other components. Between 1981 and 1990, further conversions (approx. 500 locomotives) to 1,200 hp (883 kW) were carried out in Raw Stendal using the 12 KVD 18/21 AL-4 and AL-5 engines. These locomotives were designated as the 112 series.
- Built in 1970 at LKM "Hans Beimler", Potsdam-Babelsberg, Fab.-No. 12767
- Acceptance 07.12.1970 as 110 303-5
- First depot: Leipzig Hbf Süd
- further Bw: none
- 28.11.1985: Installation of new engine (900 kw); new number 112 303-3
- 01.01.1992: Takeover by DB AG; new number 202 303-4
- Decommissioned: 15.01.1999
- 1999: Sold to ALSTOM Lokomotiven Service GmbH, Stendal (ALS)
- Use until 31.10.2002
- 2004 locomotive dismantled in AW Stendal
- Model in the mid-80s condition: "Rbd Halle, Bw Leipzig Hbf-Süd"
Update!
- For the first time with Next18 interface and Next18 sound decoder
- With prototypical sound functions
- In burgundy color
- Die-cast metal chassis
In 1972, the Deutsche Reichsbahn in the former GDR initially equipped three examples of the 110 series with a 1,200 hp diesel engine as a test, which also proved to be excellent in express train service. The fluid transmission was adapted accordingly, as were other components. Between 1981 and 1990, further conversions (approx. 500 locomotives) to 1,200 hp (883 kW) were carried out in Raw Stendal using the 12 KVD 18/21 AL-4 and AL-5 engines. These locomotives were designated as the 112 series.
- Built in 1970 at LKM "Hans Beimler", Potsdam-Babelsberg, Fab.-No. 12767
- Acceptance 07.12.1970 as 110 303-5
- First depot: Leipzig Hbf Süd
- further Bw: none
- 28.11.1985: Installation of new engine (900 kw); new number 112 303-3
- 01.01.1992: Takeover by DB AG; new number 202 303-4
- Decommissioned: 15.01.1999
- 1999: Sold to ALSTOM Lokomotiven Service GmbH, Stendal (ALS)
- Use until 31.10.2002
- 2004 locomotive dismantled in AW Stendal
- Model in the mid-80s condition: "Rbd Halle, Bw Leipzig Hbf-Süd"
199.90 EUR
(RRP*)
169.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fleischmann_724221
Fleischmann
Diesel locomotive 218 145 of the Deutsche Bundesbahn.
- Version in "old red" paint
- Model with fine, separately attached plug-in parts
- Switchable tail light with DIP switch
- Rail cleaner included
- Z21 driver's cab available
From 1971, the Deutsche Bundesbahn put 398 series locomotives of the BR 218 into service and used them for both passenger and freight trains. They are used on most non-electrified routes and reach a top speed of 140 km/h with an output of 1,840 kW.
Additional model information:
Built in 1971 by Henschel & Sohn, Kassel, Fab. No. 31547
Acceptance: 02.12.1971 as 218 145-1
First Bw: Hagen-Eckesey
Locomotive was always stationed in Hagen.
22.04.1985: New color: City-Bahn
08.11.1995: New color: red/ white
Decommissioned 03.03.2006 in the Hagen-Eckesey depot
Locomotive in late 1970s condition
- Version in "old red" paint
- Model with fine, separately attached plug-in parts
- Switchable tail light with DIP switch
- Rail cleaner included
- Z21 driver's cab available
From 1971, the Deutsche Bundesbahn put 398 series locomotives of the BR 218 into service and used them for both passenger and freight trains. They are used on most non-electrified routes and reach a top speed of 140 km/h with an output of 1,840 kW.
Additional model information:
Built in 1971 by Henschel & Sohn, Kassel, Fab. No. 31547
Acceptance: 02.12.1971 as 218 145-1
First Bw: Hagen-Eckesey
Locomotive was always stationed in Hagen.
22.04.1985: New color: City-Bahn
08.11.1995: New color: red/ white
Decommissioned 03.03.2006 in the Hagen-Eckesey depot
Locomotive in late 1970s condition
334.90 EUR
(RRP*)
219.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fleischmann_724301
Fleischmann
Diesel locomotive 218 145 of the Deutsche Bundesbahn.
FOR THE FIRST TIME with 16-BIT SOUND for a perfect sound experience
- Version in "old red" paint
- Model with fine, separately attached plug-in parts
- With individually switchable headlight or tail light
- Rail cleaner included
- Z21 driver's cab available
From 1971, the Deutsche Bundesbahn put 398 series locomotives of the BR 218 into service and used them for both passenger and freight trains. They are used on most non-electrified routes and reach a top speed of 140 km/h with an output of 1,840 kW.
Additional model information:
Built in 1971 by Henschel & Sohn Kassel, Fab No. 31547
Acceptance: 02.12.1971 as 218 145-1
First depot: Hagen-Eckesey - later Hagen 1
further Bw: none
22.04.1985: Locomotive in City-Bahn livery (orange/ beige) and used on the Cologne-Gummersbach route
08.11.1995: new color: red/ white
decommissioned: 03.03.2006 in Bw Hagen 1
Model in early 70s condition
FOR THE FIRST TIME with 16-BIT SOUND for a perfect sound experience
- Version in "old red" paint
- Model with fine, separately attached plug-in parts
- With individually switchable headlight or tail light
- Rail cleaner included
- Z21 driver's cab available
From 1971, the Deutsche Bundesbahn put 398 series locomotives of the BR 218 into service and used them for both passenger and freight trains. They are used on most non-electrified routes and reach a top speed of 140 km/h with an output of 1,840 kW.
Additional model information:
Built in 1971 by Henschel & Sohn Kassel, Fab No. 31547
Acceptance: 02.12.1971 as 218 145-1
First depot: Hagen-Eckesey - later Hagen 1
further Bw: none
22.04.1985: Locomotive in City-Bahn livery (orange/ beige) and used on the Cologne-Gummersbach route
08.11.1995: new color: red/ white
decommissioned: 03.03.2006 in Bw Hagen 1
Model in early 70s condition
334.90 EUR
(RRP*)
219.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fleischmann_724302
Fleischmann
Diesel locomotive 218 131 of the Deutsche Bahn.
- With 16-BIT SOUND for a perfect sound experience
- Version in traffic red livery
- Model with fine, separately attached plug-in parts
- Rail clearer included
- In digital operation with individually switchable headlights or taillights
- Cab lighting
- Z21 cab available
From 1971, the German Federal Railroad put 398 series 218 locomotives into service and used them in front of both passenger and freight trains. They are used on most non-electrified routes and can reach a top speed of 140 km/h with an output of 1,840 kW. The 218 series has gone through a number of color variants over the years, and traffic red became the standard color from 1997.
- With 16-BIT SOUND for a perfect sound experience
- Version in traffic red livery
- Model with fine, separately attached plug-in parts
- Rail clearer included
- In digital operation with individually switchable headlights or taillights
- Cab lighting
- Z21 cab available
From 1971, the German Federal Railroad put 398 series 218 locomotives into service and used them in front of both passenger and freight trains. They are used on most non-electrified routes and can reach a top speed of 140 km/h with an output of 1,840 kW. The 218 series has gone through a number of color variants over the years, and traffic red became the standard color from 1997.
354.90 EUR
(RRP*)
179.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fleischmann_732176
Fleischmann
Strukton Rail electric locomotive “Nicole” (ex NS 1824).
- Filigree design of the pantographs
- Variant with air conditioning
- Finely detailed model with separately attached plug-in parts
- Switchable head/tail light with DIP switch
In May 2019, Strukton acquired its first electric locomotive. A locomotive from the former 1600/1800 series of the Dutch Railways (NS). The company number at the time was 1824. After a thorough overhaul and repainting, she was christened “Nicole”. It is currently regularly used to transport machinery and infrastructure materials to support work on the Dutch tracks.
Strukton's goal is to equip the electric locomotives with batteries so that they can drive independently on routes without overhead lines. Work planning for the renovation is currently underway.
Company number: 1824
- Filigree design of the pantographs
- Variant with air conditioning
- Finely detailed model with separately attached plug-in parts
- Switchable head/tail light with DIP switch
In May 2019, Strukton acquired its first electric locomotive. A locomotive from the former 1600/1800 series of the Dutch Railways (NS). The company number at the time was 1824. After a thorough overhaul and repainting, she was christened “Nicole”. It is currently regularly used to transport machinery and infrastructure materials to support work on the Dutch tracks.
Strukton's goal is to equip the electric locomotives with batteries so that they can drive independently on routes without overhead lines. Work planning for the renovation is currently underway.
Company number: 1824
324.90 EUR
(RRP*)
269.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fleischmann_733879
Fleischmann
Electric locomotive E 10 1311 of the Deutsche Bundesbahn.
- Suitable for the F-train "Hans Sachs"
- In the color design cobalt blue/beige
- Die-cast metal chassis
- Digitally switchable light and sound functions
In May 1962, the Deutsche Bundesbahn put six E 10 trains with special Henschel bogies designed for speeds of 160 km/h into operation to pull the high-speed Rheingold and Rhein Pfeil trains. After extensive test drives, the locomotives went into regular service in the fall of 1962.
Additional prototype information:
Built in 1964 by Krauss-Maffei, Munich, serial no. 19028
Acceptance: 01/08/1965 as E 10 1311
First depot Nuremberg
other depots: Heidelberg, Frankfurt (M)1, Dortmund Bbf, Hamburg-Eidelstedt, Hamburg 1, Munich 1 and Kobelnz-Lützel
January 1, 1968: New number 112 311-6
January 1, 1991: New number 113 311-5
11/27/1975: New color red/ beige
02/08/2004: z position
February 2004: Handover to the DB Museum, Koblenz-Lützel location
Passed on as a running locomotive to Garmisch-Partenkirchen depot
Locomotive is still available.
Model as it looked around 1965
- Suitable for the F-train "Hans Sachs"
- In the color design cobalt blue/beige
- Die-cast metal chassis
- Digitally switchable light and sound functions
In May 1962, the Deutsche Bundesbahn put six E 10 trains with special Henschel bogies designed for speeds of 160 km/h into operation to pull the high-speed Rheingold and Rhein Pfeil trains. After extensive test drives, the locomotives went into regular service in the fall of 1962.
Additional prototype information:
Built in 1964 by Krauss-Maffei, Munich, serial no. 19028
Acceptance: 01/08/1965 as E 10 1311
First depot Nuremberg
other depots: Heidelberg, Frankfurt (M)1, Dortmund Bbf, Hamburg-Eidelstedt, Hamburg 1, Munich 1 and Kobelnz-Lützel
January 1, 1968: New number 112 311-6
January 1, 1991: New number 113 311-5
11/27/1975: New color red/ beige
02/08/2004: z position
February 2004: Handover to the DB Museum, Koblenz-Lützel location
Passed on as a running locomotive to Garmisch-Partenkirchen depot
Locomotive is still available.
Model as it looked around 1965
239.90 EUR
(RRP*)
169.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fleischmann_734121
Fleischmann
New production series with correctly printed windows!
Electric locomotive Re 620 060 of the Swiss Federal Railways.
Complete redesign 2022!
- Version in blue/red livery with off-centre “TAVANNES” crest
- Square lamps
- Front-climb right with handle
- Fine windshield wipers as etched parts
- Filigree pantographs
- Enclosed rail clearers included
The Re 6/6 are six-axle, electric locomotives of the Swiss Federal Railways, which were purchased as a replacement for the Ae 6/6 for heavy service on the Gotthard. With an hourly output of 7,850 kW and a top speed of 140 km/h, the Re 6/6, which went into service for the first time in 1972, is still one of the most powerful locomotives in Switzerland. Later designated as Re 620, they were equipped with cab air conditioning from 2005.
Electric locomotive Re 620 060 of the Swiss Federal Railways.
Complete redesign 2022!
- Version in blue/red livery with off-centre “TAVANNES” crest
- Square lamps
- Front-climb right with handle
- Fine windshield wipers as etched parts
- Filigree pantographs
- Enclosed rail clearers included
The Re 6/6 are six-axle, electric locomotives of the Swiss Federal Railways, which were purchased as a replacement for the Ae 6/6 for heavy service on the Gotthard. With an hourly output of 7,850 kW and a top speed of 140 km/h, the Re 6/6, which went into service for the first time in 1972, is still one of the most powerful locomotives in Switzerland. Later designated as Re 620, they were equipped with cab air conditioning from 2005.
364.90 EUR
(RRP*)
269.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fleischmann_734191
Fleischmann
Electric locomotive Re 620 060 of the Swiss Federal Railways.
Complete redesign 2022!
- Version in blue/red livery with off-centre “TAVANNES” crest
- Square lamps
- Front-climb right with handle
- Fine windshield wipers as etched parts
- Filigree pantographs
- Enclosed rail clearers included
- In digital operation with individually switchable headlights or taillights
- Digitally switchable sound functions
The Re 6/6 are six-axle, electric locomotives of the Swiss Federal Railways, which were purchased as a replacement for the Ae 6/6 for heavy service on the Gotthard. With an hourly output of 7,850 kW and a top speed of 140 km/h, the Re 6/6, which went into service for the first time in 1972, is still one of the most powerful locomotives in Switzerland. Later designated as Re 620, they were equipped with cab air conditioning from 2005.
Complete redesign 2022!
- Version in blue/red livery with off-centre “TAVANNES” crest
- Square lamps
- Front-climb right with handle
- Fine windshield wipers as etched parts
- Filigree pantographs
- Enclosed rail clearers included
- In digital operation with individually switchable headlights or taillights
- Digitally switchable sound functions
The Re 6/6 are six-axle, electric locomotives of the Swiss Federal Railways, which were purchased as a replacement for the Ae 6/6 for heavy service on the Gotthard. With an hourly output of 7,850 kW and a top speed of 140 km/h, the Re 6/6, which went into service for the first time in 1972, is still one of the most powerful locomotives in Switzerland. Later designated as Re 620, they were equipped with cab air conditioning from 2005.
199.90 EUR
(RRP*)
139.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fleischmann_881908
Fleischmann
4-part set "pop-colored DC train" of the Deutsche Bundesbahn.
UIC-X wagon: New construction 2020!
- All cars with separately attached plug-in parts and prototypical buffer height
UIC-X wagon: New construction 2020!
- All cars with separately attached plug-in parts and prototypical buffer height
207.90 EUR
(RRP*)
169.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Jaegerndorfer_JC60360
Jägerndorfer
3-piece push-pull train set "MAV"
6pin decoder interface
Length over buffer: 495 mm
Minimum passable radius: 225 mm
6pin decoder interface
Length over buffer: 495 mm
Minimum passable radius: 225 mm
159.95 EUR
(RRP*)
119.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Kato_10-1146
Kato
Remaining stock at super price while supplies last! Catalog price 2013: 199,99 €
4 pcs. Supplementary unit Glacier Express:
- Passenger car Panorama 1st class Api1312
- Dining / Bar Cart Panorama WRp3832
- Passenger car Panorama 2nd class Bp2531
- Passenger car Panorama 2nd class Bp2533
Due to the narrower radii in Japan, the trainset is relatively widely coupled - but there is a separate set of clutches and bellows with a narrower distance. Article no .: 74032
4 pcs. Supplementary unit Glacier Express:
- Passenger car Panorama 1st class Api1312
- Dining / Bar Cart Panorama WRp3832
- Passenger car Panorama 2nd class Bp2531
- Passenger car Panorama 2nd class Bp2533
Due to the narrower radii in Japan, the trainset is relatively widely coupled - but there is a separate set of clutches and bellows with a narrower distance. Article no .: 74032
189.90 EUR
(RRP*)
119.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Kato_10175
Kato
Electric locomotive Re 620 051-3 (Dornach-Arlesheim) of the SBB Cargo with air conditioning for the Ep.V-VI
The six-axle locomotives of the Re 6/6 series, currently known as the RE 620, have been used by the SBB in passenger and freight train service for years. The locomotives have now been modified, which is evident from the side flap for new air conditioning systems, among other things. The SBB Cargo locomotives have the typical Cargo design.
Model Features:
- new pantographs
-side flaps for air conditioning
-Grab bars on the front
-5-pole motor with two flywheels
-Current consumption over 4 axes
-Lighting changes with the direction of travel
- Locomotive without interface, but as always with Doehler & Haass decoder also digitally available.
The Re 6/6 locomotives (Re620) used by SBB Cargo in domestic traffic have reached an average age of almost 40 years. The robust locomotives are of good substance and represent the backbone of the SBB Cargo fleet. Since the RE 620, with its high performance and six drive axles, remains indispensable on the difficult routes in Switzerland and cannot be replaced by any other locomotive of equal value, the locomotives will continue to be used overhauled and modernized to keep them up to date for years to come. In addition to visual features such as the air conditioning systems for the cabins that were added a few years ago, the vehicles will now be equipped with ETCS. ProLok will cost around CHF 1.58 million for the entire modernization.
The six-axle locomotives of the Re 6/6 series, currently known as the RE 620, have been used by the SBB in passenger and freight train service for years. The locomotives have now been modified, which is evident from the side flap for new air conditioning systems, among other things. The SBB Cargo locomotives have the typical Cargo design.
Model Features:
- new pantographs
-side flaps for air conditioning
-Grab bars on the front
-5-pole motor with two flywheels
-Current consumption over 4 axes
-Lighting changes with the direction of travel
- Locomotive without interface, but as always with Doehler & Haass decoder also digitally available.
The Re 6/6 locomotives (Re620) used by SBB Cargo in domestic traffic have reached an average age of almost 40 years. The robust locomotives are of good substance and represent the backbone of the SBB Cargo fleet. Since the RE 620, with its high performance and six drive axles, remains indispensable on the difficult routes in Switzerland and cannot be replaced by any other locomotive of equal value, the locomotives will continue to be used overhauled and modernized to keep them up to date for years to come. In addition to visual features such as the air conditioning systems for the cabins that were added a few years ago, the vehicles will now be equipped with ETCS. ProLok will cost around CHF 1.58 million for the entire modernization.
189.90 EUR
(RRP*)
119.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Kato_10176
Kato
Electric locomotive Re 620 088-5 (Linthal) of the SBB Cargo / Xrail with air conditioning for Ep.V-VI
The six-axle locomotives of the Re 6/6 series, currently designated as RE 620, have been used by the SBB in passenger and freight train service for years. The locomotives have now been modified, which is evident from the side flap for new air conditioning systems, among other things. The SBB Cargo locomotives have the typical Cargo design.
Model Features:
- new pantographs
-side flaps for air conditioning
-Grab bars on the front
-5-pole motor with two flywheels
-Current consumption over 4 axes
-Lighting changes with the direction of travel
- Locomotive without interface, but as always with Doehler & Haass decoder also digitally available.
The Re 6/6 locomotives (Re620) used by SBB Cargo in domestic traffic have reached an average age of almost 40 years. The robust locomotives have good substance and represent the backbone of the SBB Cargo fleet. Since the RE 620, with its high performance and six drive axles, remains indispensable on the difficult routes in Switzerland and cannot be replaced by any other locomotive of equal value, the locomotives will continue to be used overhauled and modernized to keep them up to date for years to come. In addition to visual features such as the air conditioning systems for the cabins that were added a few years ago, the vehicles will now be equipped with ETCS. ProLok will cost around CHF 1.58 million for the entire modernization.
The six-axle locomotives of the Re 6/6 series, currently designated as RE 620, have been used by the SBB in passenger and freight train service for years. The locomotives have now been modified, which is evident from the side flap for new air conditioning systems, among other things. The SBB Cargo locomotives have the typical Cargo design.
Model Features:
- new pantographs
-side flaps for air conditioning
-Grab bars on the front
-5-pole motor with two flywheels
-Current consumption over 4 axes
-Lighting changes with the direction of travel
- Locomotive without interface, but as always with Doehler & Haass decoder also digitally available.
The Re 6/6 locomotives (Re620) used by SBB Cargo in domestic traffic have reached an average age of almost 40 years. The robust locomotives have good substance and represent the backbone of the SBB Cargo fleet. Since the RE 620, with its high performance and six drive axles, remains indispensable on the difficult routes in Switzerland and cannot be replaced by any other locomotive of equal value, the locomotives will continue to be used overhauled and modernized to keep them up to date for years to come. In addition to visual features such as the air conditioning systems for the cabins that were added a few years ago, the vehicles will now be equipped with ETCS. ProLok will cost around CHF 1.58 million for the entire modernization.
149.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Kato_10-1816
Kato
Remnants at a super price while stocks last! Catalog price 2023: €199.95
Train route sign - St. Moritz - Chur - Andermatt - Brig - Zermatt
3 pcs. Basic unit Glacier Express:
- Locomotive GE4/4-III 644 (locomotive without interface but, as usual, also optionally available digitally from us)
- Panorama 1st class passenger coach Ap1314
- Panorama 2nd class passenger coach Bp2535
- 3 pieces standard straight 124 mm
- 1 piece of railing aid
Model details:
- retractable pantographs made of plastic
- Clean and detailed printing
- the inscriptions are fine and legible
- smooth clutch
- Drive of the locomotive on all four axles
- max. incline of 4%
- Centrally seated KATO engine with flywheel
- Power transmission via cardan shaft and worm gears to both bogies
- Custom-fit and clear window panes on the wagons
- correct interior design
Due to the tighter radii in Japan, the multiple unit is coupled relatively far - but there is a separate set of couplings and bellows with closer spacing. Item No.: 74032
Train route sign - St. Moritz - Chur - Andermatt - Brig - Zermatt
3 pcs. Basic unit Glacier Express:
- Locomotive GE4/4-III 644 (locomotive without interface but, as usual, also optionally available digitally from us)
- Panorama 1st class passenger coach Ap1314
- Panorama 2nd class passenger coach Bp2535
- 3 pieces standard straight 124 mm
- 1 piece of railing aid
Model details:
- retractable pantographs made of plastic
- Clean and detailed printing
- the inscriptions are fine and legible
- smooth clutch
- Drive of the locomotive on all four axles
- max. incline of 4%
- Centrally seated KATO engine with flywheel
- Power transmission via cardan shaft and worm gears to both bogies
- Custom-fit and clear window panes on the wagons
- correct interior design
Due to the tighter radii in Japan, the multiple unit is coupled relatively far - but there is a separate set of couplings and bellows with closer spacing. Item No.: 74032
437.39 EUR
(RRP*)
349.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Kato_126-4014
Kato
Model Features:
- Articulated frame for 282 mm (11") radius curves
- An all new synchronized coreless dual motor drive that combines the power of two individual motors!
- Illuminated deck mounted searchlight.
- Modern" excursion design after 2021!
- Exquisitely sculpted details recreating the distinct and extensive piping details that run the full length of the boiler.
- The metal frame and the additional weights in the body details ensure precise balance and unparalleled traction.
- Electrical pantograph on both body and tender for unmatched electrical reliability.
- digital and sound version also available in the future
- Articulated frame for 282 mm (11") radius curves
- An all new synchronized coreless dual motor drive that combines the power of two individual motors!
- Illuminated deck mounted searchlight.
- Modern" excursion design after 2021!
- Exquisitely sculpted details recreating the distinct and extensive piping details that run the full length of the boiler.
- The metal frame and the additional weights in the body details ensure precise balance and unparalleled traction.
- Electrical pantograph on both body and tender for unmatched electrical reliability.
- digital and sound version also available in the future
19.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Kato_7074032
Kato
The set includes:
2 close couplings for the locomotive
12 car couplings
12 bellows
Suitable for:
K10-1145
K10-1146
K10-006
K10-1219
2 close couplings for the locomotive
12 car couplings
12 bellows
Suitable for:
K10-1145
K10-1146
K10-006
K10-1219
489.00 EUR
(RRP*)
429.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Minitrix_16016
Minitrix
Prototype: Museum steam locomotive 01 066 of the Bavarian Railway Museum in Nördlingen (BEM). The locomotive looks as it did in 2010. Version with old-style boiler, closed front apron and large Wagner smoke deflectors.
Highlights:
- Openable smoke box door
- Engine lighting
- Famous working museum locomotive
Model: The locomotive and tender running gear and the tender body are made of die-cast metal. Built-in digital decoder and sound generator with mfx and DCC formats. Drive in the tender, 3 axles powered, traction tires. Firebox flickering by means of processor-controlled light-emitting diodes (red-orange). 3-light headlights, driver's cab lighting and engine lighting made of warm white LEDs. Smokebox door to open. NEM coupler pocket at the end of the tender.
Length over buffers 150 mm.
Retrofit kits for shunting steps, rail clearers and front coupling with mount included.
Highlights:
- Openable smoke box door
- Engine lighting
- Famous working museum locomotive
Model: The locomotive and tender running gear and the tender body are made of die-cast metal. Built-in digital decoder and sound generator with mfx and DCC formats. Drive in the tender, 3 axles powered, traction tires. Firebox flickering by means of processor-controlled light-emitting diodes (red-orange). 3-light headlights, driver's cab lighting and engine lighting made of warm white LEDs. Smokebox door to open. NEM coupler pocket at the end of the tender.
Length over buffers 150 mm.
Retrofit kits for shunting steps, rail clearers and front coupling with mount included.
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Yours sincerely
Daniel Mrugalski
DM-Toys
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