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Are you looking for a particularly fine narrow gauge model with a fascinating history? The Bemo 99 594 of the Saxon class IV K is available as an exclusive Metal Collection handcrafted model in a highly detailed design from 2026 - limited, unique and a must for all friends of DR Era III and operational museum vehicles.
Locomotive 99 594 is a true traveling piece of narrow gauge history. After its active time with the DR, it ran in Norway from 1977 to 1984, then on the Öchsle until around 1994, and later in private ownership in Straupitz and Putbus. After being refurbished in Romania in 2006, it initially remained on Rügen before coming to the Preßnitz Valley Railway in 2014. The model depicts it in the condition of the Kirchberg depot in Era III - with authentic DR features and Saxon character.
This collector's model is part of the Bemo Metal Collection - elaborately handcrafted using the finest materials such as white metal, brass and nickel silver. It will only be released in limited numbers - secure your locomotive in good time by May 1, 2026.
The model impresses with a bell-type armature motor, a control carrier with nickel silver control, finely reproduced lever equipment and etched plates for prototypical lettering. The driver's cab is in the old building style with open roof flaps, and the high water box inlet corresponds to the condition in Kirchberg. On the sound side, the model offers an ESU Loksound 5 nano with Henning sound, warm white LED tip lighting, switchable firebox flickering and driver's cab lighting.
With the Bemo 99 594, you can bring a real piece of railroad history to your layout - precise, sonorous and exclusive. Pre-order now and experience DR nostalgia in the highest model art!
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