The bread and butter locomotive in the design as BR 212 of DB in epoch IV. The specific characteristics of the prototype were taken into account and transferred precisely into the model. A special eye-catcher is the cooling system of the locomotive with finely etched lattices and the fan wheel visible below it. The plastic-effect engraving on the front end and the driver's cab also divides the functional structure of the vehicle. The overall impression is rounded off by the filigree bogies with numerous applied parts. Thanks to the PluX22 interface, a suitable decoder with large speakers can be easily retrofitted.This text is machine translated.
Piko H04015615523277
Price: £199.99 from Conrad Electronic
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