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Art.Nr.: JC62052 Category

Electric locomotive ÖBB BR1189.05 Crocodile brown Ep.III Sound

409,90

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Art. JC62052
Jägerndorfer electric locomotive ÖBB BR1189.05 Crocodile brown Ep.III – sound

 

When the then Austrian Federal Railways BBÖ needed express locomotives for the ramps of the Arlbergbahn in the early 1920s, they used the proven SBB Crocodiles as a model and thus also adopted the typical appearance with the two long, flat front ends. The first examples were put into service in 1923, followed by a further 16 machines of this series by 1927. After the annexation of Austria to the German Reich in 1938, the Deutsche Reichsbahn designated the Crocodiles as E89 (1100) and E89.1 (1100.1). After the Second World War, the remaining machines were transferred to the re-established Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) as ÖBB 1089 and ÖBB1189. The locomotives were in service until 1979. After the end of the war, some crocodiles were also used in Switzerland.

 

Model features:
– All axles powered
– Light change white/white
– 5-pin motor
– Decoder interface NEM 651 (6-pin)
– NEM shaft
– Ep.III-IV
– incl. Sounddecoder
– Length over buffers: 128mm

 

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Art.Nr.: JC62052 Category

Electric locomotive ÖBB BR1189.05 Crocodile brown Ep.III Sound

In stock

409,90

Includes 19% VAT

VAT included.

In stock

Art. JC62052
Jägerndorfer electric locomotive ÖBB BR1189.05 Crocodile brown Ep.III – sound

 

When the then Austrian Federal Railways BBÖ needed express locomotives for the ramps of the Arlbergbahn in the early 1920s, they used the proven SBB Crocodiles as a model and thus also adopted the typical appearance with the two long, flat front ends. The first examples were put into service in 1923, followed by a further 16 machines of this series by 1927. After the annexation of Austria to the German Reich in 1938, the Deutsche Reichsbahn designated the Crocodiles as E89 (1100) and E89.1 (1100.1). After the Second World War, the remaining machines were transferred to the re-established Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) as ÖBB 1089 and ÖBB1189. The locomotives were in service until 1979. After the end of the war, some crocodiles were also used in Switzerland.

 

Model features:
– All axles powered
– Light change white/white
– 5-pin motor
– Decoder interface NEM 651 (6-pin)
– NEM shaft
– Ep.III-IV
– incl. Sounddecoder
– Length over buffers: 128mm

 

Additional information

Model type

Type

Topseller

Track gauge

Type of locomotive

Sound

Coupling

Outdoor lighting

Brand / Manufacturer

Railway company

New product

Description

Art. JC62052
Jägerndorfer electric locomotive ÖBB BR1189.05 Crocodile brown Ep.III – sound

 

When the then Austrian Federal Railways BBÖ needed express locomotives for the ramps of the Arlbergbahn in the early 1920s, they used the proven SBB Crocodiles as a model and thus also adopted the typical appearance with the two long, flat front ends. The first examples were put into service in 1923, followed by a further 16 machines of this series by 1927. After the annexation of Austria to the German Reich in 1938, the Deutsche Reichsbahn designated the Crocodiles as E89 (1100) and E89.1 (1100.1). After the Second World War, the remaining machines were transferred to the re-established Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) as ÖBB 1089 and ÖBB1189. The locomotives were in service until 1979. After the end of the war, some crocodiles were also used in Switzerland.

 

Model features:
– All axles powered
– Light change white/white
– 5-pin motor
– Decoder interface NEM 651 (6-pin)
– NEM shaft
– Ep.III-IV
– incl. Sounddecoder
– Length over buffers: 128mm

 

Additional information

Model type

Type

Topseller

Track gauge

Type of locomotive

Sound

Coupling

Outdoor lighting

Brand / Manufacturer

Railway company

New product

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