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Example: Class A3 express train steam locomotive with a tender. Version as museum locomotive 60103. Current operating condition in 1963 appearance with corridor tender and smoke deflectors, as the locomotive is currently in working order at the National Railway Museum in York.
Model: Highly detailed digital DC model made of metal with mfx/DCC decoder and extensive light and sound functions. Regulated high-performance drive with flywheel in the boiler. 3 axles powered. Traction tires. Smoke insert installed as standard, with speed-dependent, dynamic smoke emission, digitally switchable. Dual headlights on the locomotive that change depending on the direction of travel and a lamp on the back of the tender work in conventional operation and can be controlled digitally. Lamp on the back of the tender can be switched to red light. Third headlight on the front of the locomotive can be switched on separately as an electric lamp and switched to red lighting. Driver's cab lighting and firebox flickering can be controlled digitally. Lighting of the tender passage can be controlled digitally. Lighting with maintenance-free warm white and red light-emitting diodes (LED). Adjustable close coupling with kinematics between locomotive and tender. Kinematically guided close coupling with NEM shaft on the tender. Buffer height on locomotive and tender according to NEM. Brake hoses, imitation screw clutches and closed cylinder covers are included.
Length over buffer: 24.5cm
Epoch: VI
Digital: Yes
Decoder: DCC, mfx and RailCom-capable digital decoder
Power system: Direct current / DC
Track width / scale: H0 - 1:87
AC version: This model can be found in an AC version under the Märklin item number 39968.
We deliver the goods in the original packaging. The goods are new.
Attention: Not suitable for children under 15 years.
For example: The "Flying Scotsman" was a steam locomotive that had been in use on the London and North Eastern Railway since 1924. It was developed by Nigel Gresley and quickly gained fame thanks to its illustrious name. The locomotive set a record in 1928 when it covered the 632 km route between London and Edinburgh without stopping. In 1934 it became the first steam locomotive in Great Britain to reach a speed of 160.9 km/h. During World War II she had to exchange her green color dress for black, but later received it back. After several changes of ownership, the National Railway Museum in York bought the locomotive in 2004 and completely restored it by 2016. In 2023, the “Flying Scotsman” will celebrate its 100th anniversary and will decorate the H0 range from Märklin and Trix.
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