Product Features and Details
The Model:
Super-detailling, -livery and -lettering. Inset windows. Interior details in driver's cab. Prototypical "daylight" between boiler and chassis. Fully operational, finely detailed Heusinger valve gear. Brake blocks between the wheels. Cast metal chassis. Motor with flywheel. With standard NEM 651 socket for installation of a decoder. Drive on all 4 driving wheels. Double headlights at each end, co-ordinated with direction of travel. Slot-guide mechanism at each end with automatic PROFI-couplings for true close coupling and pre-uncoupling. Standard NEM 362 coupling socket. Epoch II.
Based on:
The Class 70.0, amongst the branch line tank locos, had a very striking appearance. Her slim boiler, the huge distance between the leading bogie and the driving wheels (4000 mm!) and the relatively large driver's cab made her really stand out. The Bavarian State Railways set the first loco of the Pt 2/3 into service in 1909, and the last in 1916. All machines (Type 1 B h2, top speed 65 km/h) were delivered from Krauss in Munich. The Deutsche Reichsbahn took over the complete class. Finally, the last loco was taken out of service by the Deutsche Bundesbahn in 1963.
