Product Features and Details
Prototype: Freight train steam locomotive 50.40 German Federal Railroad (DB). Rebuilt version with new high-efficiency boiler and Franco-Crosti economizer, Witte smoke deflectors, DB-reflective glass lamps on the current standing arranged sand pits, laterally mounted chimney and rebuilt Tender 2'2'T 26 coal-box-cover flaps. Operating point 50 4005th Operating state around 1962.
Model: With digital decoder mfx and extensive sound capabilities. Controlled high-efficiency propulsion with coreless and flywheel in the boiler. 5 axles powered. Traction tires. Locomotive and tender are constructed mostly of metal. Suitable for smoke generator 7226 in the normal chimney. When driving the chimney can be a sealed cover with. Changing direction of travel, three headlights and smoke generator retrofit conventional operation and can be controlled digitally. Lighting with maintenance-free, warm white light emitting diodes (LED). Close coupling with kinematics between the locomotive and tender. At the front locomotive and the tender-back kinematics directed short coupling with NEM. Kohl Box flaps are mechanically open and close. Minimum radius 360 mm. Piston rod protection tubes are included. Length over the buffers 26.4 cm.
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Control Unit |
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Central Station |
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Direct Control |
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Air pump |
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Rangierpfiff |
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Steam Drain |
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Coal shovel |
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Shaker |
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Highlights:
- Completely new development.
- Particularly delicate metal construction.
- High-performance drive with a coreless in the boiler.
- With Franco-Crosti Vorwärmerkessel below the normal long-boiler.
- Various operational and sound functions digitally.
- Tender in Rebuilt version with coal-box-cover flaps.
- Matching wagons supplements with articles 46350, 46 351 and 46982nd
The freight train steam locomotive 37 040 is being produced in 2011 in a time series only for Insider members.
After intensive tests using the two Franco-Crosti series locomotives 42.90 the German Federal Railways decided to convert several locomotives of class 50 accordingly. At a Franco-Crosti boiler is a conventional locomotive boiler with a downstream second boiler. This heats the feed water with the help of passing flue gases. This second tank is therefore called Abgasvorwämer. The Italian designers and Franco Crosti already built in the 30s, the first test machines with this technology. The carbon savings from improved efficiency was about 20%. On one side of the boiler chimney sticks out of the flat mode, which gives a very distinctive appearance. The normal chimney is used during the operation no longer to dissipate the fumes, but this is only needed during heating. Despite the increased efficiency, there were relatively high operating costs because the Vorwärmerkessel were very susceptible to corrosion. A total of 31 locomotives were classified by Henschel 1954 and delivered in 1958 the German Federal Railways and as Class 50.40. The two-cylinder, 90.6-ton locomotives were in forward and reverse a top speed of 80 km / h and an induced power of 1,540 PSi. They were used in the Münsterland and the Rhineland in freight service until they were retired in 1967 and scrapped.
Muldenkippwagen Matching sets are available under Part 46 350 46 351 and also available exclusively for Insider members. Only the purchase of two sets of the freight car freight train baggage car 46 982 is available for free.
This model can be found in a DC version in the Trix H0 assortment under item number 22 051 Trix exclusively for club members.