DCC + Sound Electric locomotive E 10 1311 DB Ep.III
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Fleischmann 733879
DCC + Sound Electric locomotive E 10 1311 DB Ep.III
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Technical data
| Art.-no. | Fleischmann_733879 |
| Gauge | 1:160 |
| EAN | 4005575256605 |
| Categories | Rolling stock, Locomotive, electric |
| Epoch | III |
| Railway company | DB |
| Sound standard | yes |
| LED headlights | yes |
| Short coupling | yes |
| Electrical system | Spur N 2-Leiter Gleichstrom |
| Decoder type | DCC mit Sound |
| Headlights | 3-Spitzenlicht / 2-Schlussleuchten, fahrtrichtungsabhängig |
| Motor | 3-poliger Motor |
| Original country | Germany |
| Quarter first delivery | 2/2023 |
| Length over buffer (mm) | 104mm |
| Min. radius (mm) | 192mm |
| Friction tyres | 2 |
| Drivel axles | 4 |
Description
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
Manufacturer information
Trade name/Brand:
Fleischmann
Manufacturer:
Modelleisenbahn GmbH, Plainbachstraße 4, 5101 Bergheim, Österreich, www.fleischmann.de
Hazard warnings
CAUTION: Danger of swallowing. Not suitable for children under 14 years of age. Contains small parts that can be swallowed. This model has sharp edges and points due to its functionality. Keep the model away from children under the age of 14. Never operate the model unsupervised. Keep the packaging and instructions for later use.