Bemo 1008898 steam locomotive VII K 99 758 der DR Ep. III

Metal Collection, Ep. III

In 1881, the Royal Saxon State Railway (K.Sä.Sts.B.) opened the first of a total of 30 narrow-gauge railroads. A track gauge of 750 mm was chosen for the majority of the 561 km long network. The steep gradients and winding lines soon became a challenge for many locomotive builders: the double locomotive II K imported from England, the III K with the Klose engine, the articulated locomotive IV K type Meyer or the V K with Klien-Lindner hollow axles had engine designs that required a lot of maintenance. It was only with the VI K, procured in 1918 for the former army field railroads, that powerful and - with laterally displaceable wheelsets of the Gölsdorf system - simply constructed 750 mm machines arrived. Emerging signs of wear forced the DR to modernize and reboiler some locomotives from 1963 onwards. Nevertheless, the VI K disappeared from service in 1975, not least due to the high axle loads. Today, the 1'E 1' unit locomotives procured by the DRG and DR dominate.

Features:

• Steam locomotive VII K 99 758 of the DR Ep. III
• from the kit 1008 820
• Picture same design different road number
• finished model reworked with bell-shaped armature motor
• linkage in bending technique
• modified couplings and various other detail changes
• digitally prepared
• ( solder connection no interface ! )

Specs:

• Gauge: H0e
• Rail Company: DR
• Era: III
• Color: Black
• Electricity System: DC
• Digital: No
• sound: No
• News: 2015
• Type: Steam loco

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