The BZA Munich, Kraus-Maffei and SSW developed the BR E 40 for the transport of heavy goods trains on main railways in the lowlands, which in technical design largely corresponded to the E 10.1. Only the transmission ratio has been changed and no electric brake has been installed as standard. More than 800 units of the 110 km/h fast machines were put into service in 1957. Their output was 3,260 kW. In 1968, it was renamed BR 140. For a long time, it carried the main load of freight train traffic on electrified routes, but it was also used before passenger trains. At the end of 2016, it was put out of service after almost 60 years of use at DB.This text is machine translated.
Fleischmann4005575262316
Price: £239.99 from Conrad Electronic
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A beautifully detailed Fleischmann roundhouse with lots of individual parts to decorate. The doors open and close independently of one another and do so automatically when locomotives go in and out of the roundhouse. Just like a real roundhouse, the model...
Age category: 15 years and over; Connector: Coupler (own-brand); Ditch lights: Three ditch lights, front; Era: IV; LoB/LoC: 116 mm; Power supply system: Analog DC; Size: N; Train company: DB; Type (carriage): Metal chassis; Type (model railway): Steam...
Age category: 15 years and over; Connector: NEM pocket; Ditch lights: Two ditch lights, front; Era: III; LoB/LoC: 58 mm; Power supply system: Analog DC; Size: N; Train company: DB; Type (carriage): Metal chassis; Type (model railway): Steam locomotive