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    Liliput Diesel Locomotive D10 Zillertal Ep.III  
        

    Liliput 142123

    Price: $147.90

    Scale Country Era Railway Dimensions
    HOe Austria III Zillertalbahn 68mm
    Liliput 142123 - Diesel Locomotive D10 Zillertal Ep.III

    Product Features and Details
    HOe Scale Era III 6 Pin 

    Model: The Liliput 142123 diesel locomotive class D10 is a very impressive model with an exceptional running performance. The model is finely detailed, comes in a beautiful livery, and is equipped with a 5 pole motor with flywheel and directional lighting. This model would be great for any layout. Add a Liliput model to your collection today.

    Model Details:

    • 5 Pole Motor with Flywheel

    • Directional Lighting

    • LED Lighting

    • 6 Pin Digital Decoder Receptacle

    Prototype: In 1959 the Rhein-Sieg Eisenbahn (RSE) bought three diesel shunters (V11-V13) from the Orenstein & Koppel company. In those days, this private German railway handled plenty of goods traffic, but not long after the level dropped to such an extent that the three locomotives were no longer needed. In 1969 all three were sold to the Zillertalbahn (ZB) in Austria. The Manufacturer re-gauged them from the original 785mm for use on 760mm track. V12 and V13 were then renumbered D10 and D11 and used by the ZB for marshalling trains. The third shunter, V11, had suffered an engine failure and served only as a source of spare parts for the others.

    When the new owner purchased main-line diesel BR 740 from Yugoslavia in 1980, D10 was renumbered D12, probably to keep the “new” D10 in sequence with D8 and D9, the other two large main-line diesels.

    Today the D12 shunter has been fitted with radio-operated remote control and therefore for safety reasons now carries an orange-colored rotating beacon on its roof.

    The RSE's former V11 was sold by the ZB to the Steiermarkische Landesbahn (STLB) in 1974 and restored to working order: it now bears the number VL6 and operates in Murau on the STLB's Mur Valley line.


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