NEW Arnold HN2700 N Triebzug ETR 610, 4-teilig, ETR 610, ICN, SBB, Ep. VI

Arnold HN2700 N ETR 610 multiple unit, 4-part, ICN, SBB, Ep. VI - Swiss high speed in its purest form

With the Arnold HN2700, you receive the four-part basic set of the modern ETR 610 tilting train of the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) in N scale. The multiple unit is presented in the current ICN color scheme with striking red doors and embodies the high-quality long-distance traffic in Switzerland and beyond the country's borders - ideal for realistic train depictions of Era VI.

ETR 610 - The fast SBB connecting train

Whether on the Gotthard line, on the Lötschberg or between Zurich and Milan - the ETR 610 stands for comfort and reliability in international service. The elegant shape, the striking paintwork and the innovative tilting system make this train the highlight of any modern model railway layout.

Technically compatible and visually impressive

The model offers a length over buffers of 690 mm, has a red/white light change, NEM coupling shafts and close coupling couplers for safe operation. The Next18 interface makes it easy to retrofit a digital decoder.

Get in line now - for modern ICN traffic on your layout

The Arnold HN2700 is the perfect basis for modern train compositions in N gauge. Secure it now and bring the comfort of the Swiss Federal Railways in Era VI to your model in style!

Features:

• Gauge: N
• Era: VI
• Railroad company: SBB
• Interface: Next18
• Power system: 2L direct current (DC)
• Lighting: Red-white light change
• Length over buffers: 690 mm (total set)
• Coupling system: NEM shaft with close coupler link
• 4-piece basic set of the ETR 610 1st series
• ICN paint scheme with red doors
• Digital: No
• Sound: No

Specs:

• Gauge: N
• Rail Company: SBB
• Era: VI
• Color: Multi-Colored
• Electricity System: DC
• Analogue / Digital: Analogue
• sound: No
• News: 2026
• Type: Railcar

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