Product Features and Details
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Prototype: The Class 751 diesel electric locomotive of the Slovakian Railways was developed in the mid 1960's to replace steam power on non-electrified lines in Czechoslovakia. The CKD Locomotive Works made three hundred and twelve 751s from 1964 to 1971. Since their introduction they have been used in both freight and passenger service. After the separation of Czechoslovakia into two separate countries, the fleet of 751s was divided between the Czech and Slovak railways.
Model: The Roco 72958 diesel locomotive class 751 is a very impressive model with exceptional running performance and extensive detail. The model is equipped with a powerful 5 pole motor with flywheel, PluX22 dcc receptacle, full cab interiors, intricate roof details and much more. Model also has LED headlights that coordinate with direction of travel and all the modern technology available on the market today. This locomotive would be perfect for both freight and passenger service on any Czech, German, Austrian and Polish themed layout. It would also make a nice addition to any model train collection.
Model highlights:
Highly detailed body and chassis
5 pole can motor with flywheel
PluX22 dcc receptacle
All 4 axles powered; 2 with traction tires
NEM 652 decoder interface
LED directional lighting
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