Print version of the BR 132 as BR 232 CTL in epoch VI. The PIKO model captivates by the successful die-making and the true-to-original conversion of all relevant details of the respective prototype machine. Among other things, the diesel locomotive is distinguished by the finest painting and printing, free-standing handle bars, a zinc die-cast frame and a powerful five-pin engine, which guarantees balanced running characteristics in combination with two balanced flywheel masses. The lighting is done by means of LEDs. The driver's cab lighting and the tail light can be digitally controlled with a PluX22 decoder. The model has two traction tires that are located diagonally on the inner axes of the two bogies. The current collection takes place on all the wheels. The model comes with a PluX22...
Piko H04015615529262
Price: £199.99 from Conrad Electronic
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Gaming Fun for our youngestThe child-friendly and colorful eisenbahnset includes a colorful train, a large oval track, as well as a power supply and a separate drive controller. All cars are equipped with high quality plastic wheel sets. The main attraction...
New feature 2025: Print version of the V 60 as D-2 of the WTK in epoch IV. The locomotive can be retrofitted with sound and the highest possible loudspeaker.This text is machine translated.
Print version of the BR 231 DR in Epoch IV. The model has the large front and side windows of the first series of delivery, oriented exactly to the prototype. Just as typical were the separately applied handlebars in front of the driver's cabs and the...