This miniature locomotive from Märklin is a very realistic reproduction of a locomotive from the Austrian state-owned railway company ÖBB. It is listed as number 39992 in the manufacturer's catalogue. The original is an electric locomotive of the 1020 series in service in Austria during the III period, i.e. between 1946 and 1970. It is a new delivery of a DRG E 94 electric locomotive manufactured in Germany in 1940 to pull heavy goods trains. After the Second World War, Austria bought 44 of these rail vehicles. Not all of them were in working order at the time. In 1954, they returned to service under the name 1020. This model replicates one of these locomotives as it operated around 1955. Its registration number was 1020.27.
Characteristics of the locomotive
- &Equipped with MFX+ digital encoder .
- 2 high-performance ré motors with flywheels
- 1 motor in each bogie
- Articulated chassis for improved cornering
- Permanent three-light headlamp function with 2 end-of-train lights and reversal depending on direction of travel
- Function in conventional or digital mode
- &Lighting provided by warm white and red light-emitting diodes (LEDs)
- Lighted driver's station;
- Distinct front lighting selection at locomotive ends 2 and 1, in digital mode
- Version in highly detailed metal, with numerous reported features
- Relief driver's compartment and engine bay
- Plug-in brake core and imitation towbars and screws supplied
- Length over buffers: 214 mm
- Grip bands: yes
Jura modélisme offers a wide range of Märklin rolling stock. Discover this set of contemporary freight cars in the MARKLIN HO range under the reference 46398.
