The brand Roco provides under référence 72005, the Diesel locomotive Rh 2062, registrationé 2062.42, à l'échechelle de réduction HO 1/87 ème.
This superb model train is offered in a continuous current 2 track, digital sound version with a high quality sound encoder. This miniature locomotive ran for the Autichian railway company ÖBB during the III & IV.
This HO electric train is driven by 2 motorised axles and 1 traction tyre. This model is equipped with a flywheel and a buffer capacitor.
This miniature unit has a length excluding buffers of 92 mm, and a minimum radius of 358 mm. The railway machine is equipped with 2 LED lights that can be adjusted according to the direction of travel.
The strong points of this Roco 72005 rolling stock:
- Delivered in "blood orange".
- Digital coupling, for enhanced playing pleasure.
- Die-cast zinc motor shaft and gear block, providing greater weight and pulling power.
- Very detailed design, with numerous stained parts available for separate fixing.
- Light and sound effects that can be controlled using a sound encoder.
The brief history:
In order to replace steam locomotives, which were expensive and labour-intensive to run, the Federal Railways of Germany decided to build their own steam locomotives;From 1958, the Austrian Federal Railways purchased a series of 400-horsepower diesel locomotives known as the 2062 series. These small diesel locomotives, of which there were 65 in total, were manufactured by the Jenbacher factory in Tyrol.
The Jenbacher factory is located in Tyrol.
These locomotives were fitted with cast-iron front shields to act as ballast, and were used extensively throughout Austria for shunting and construction work. On the secondary lines of Lower Austria, they were often used alongside passenger trains consisting of one or two carriages. The last locomotives in this series were withdrawn from service in 2003. Nevertheless, some of these locomotives are still in service today, mainly for industrial and construction purposes, under the name of the X262 series.
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