Roco 73110 H0 Steam locomotive BR 85 of DRG
Two-light spike signal changes with the direction of travel (the function of the red tail light is only possible in combination with a PluX22 function decoder).In total, only 10 locomotives were built for use on the so-called Hoellental railway of the tender locomotive weighing around 133 tons. The locomotives of the series 85 were thus the heaviest tender locomotives used in Germany. Due to their traction power the bullish looking tender locomotives proved themselves quickly on the mountain range.The photograph paint is a special paint which was applied by the locomotive factories on special locomotive copies in order to obtain a better display on photos at the times of that time. This was made of washable (lime) paint and was applied only for the purpose of photo work.This text is machin...
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Price: £475.00 from Conrad Electronic
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