NEW Arnold HN2675 N E-Lok 269 'Cercanías', RENFE, Ep. V

Arnold HN2675 N Electric locomotive 269 "Cercanías", RENFE, Ep. V - Spanish commuter class in an analog model

The Arnold HN2675 class 269 electric locomotive brings the "Cercanías" color scheme of the RENFE to your N-gauge layout. This model represents a typical Era V commuter locomotive - ideal for use with matching regional or suburban trains in analog model railroad operation.

Class 269 - Versatile use in Cercanías traffic

The RENFE class 269 was not only present in long-distance traffic, but was also used in special livery variants for urban and regional Cercanías traffic. The eye-catching design reflects the change in Spanish local transport in the 1990s and makes this locomotive an attractive prototype for the model.

Prototypical and flexible to use

With a length over buffers of 106 mm, the model is perfect for compact layouts. Thanks to the NEM coupling shaft with close coupler link, the locomotive is compatible with a wide variety of wagon types. The factory-fitted Next18 interface allows easy digitization if required. Red/white light changes round off the technical features.

Get started now - for classic Spanish local traffic in the model

The Arnold HN2675 is the right choice for model railroaders looking for a reliable and visually striking locomotive for their analog operation. Get on board now and bring Spanish suburban routes to life!

Features:

• Gauge: N
• Era: V
• Railroad company: RENFE
• Length over buffers: 106 mm
• Power system: 2L direct current (DC)
• Lighting: Light change red-white
• Coupling system: Coupling shaft according to NEM with KK kinematics
• "Cercanías" paint scheme
• Interface: Next18
• Digital: No
• Sound: No

Specs:

• Gauge: N
• Rail Company: Misc.
• Era: V
• Color: Multi-Colored
• Electricity System: DC
• Analogue / Digital: Analogue
• sound: No
• News: 2026
• Type: Electric loco

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CAUTION: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of swallowing! Age recommendation from 14 years.