Fleischmann 7560058 N electric locomotive E 10 228, DB, Ep. III
available again expected 29/12/2025
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Fleischmann 7560058 N electric locomotive E 10 228, DB, Ep. III Product Details
Fleischmann 7560058 N-gauge electric locomotive E 10 228, DB, Era III: Express locomotive with style
The Fleischmann 7560058 N-gauge electric loc omotive E 10 228 from the German Federal Railways (DB) is a detailed replica of one of the legendary express train locomotives of Era III. With prototypical features and precise technology, this model is perfect for anyone who wants to recreate the elegant express train service of the 1950s and 1960s on their model railway layout.
The prototype: The E 10 class - DB express train legend
The class E 10 was put into service by the Deutsche Bundesbahn from 1956 to meet the growing demands of express and express train services. With a top speed of 150 km/h and an output of 3,260 kW, the E 10 was one of the most powerful electric locomotives of its time. The E 10.2 variant shown here is characterized by double lamps and other visual modifications that were introduced during production. This version with all-round grab rail and rain gutter represents the locomotive's construction status in Era III.
Technical features and equipment
The E 10 228 is equipped with a switchable head and tail light that can be controlled via a DIP switch. The light changes in red and white depending on the direction of travel and is realized by long-life LEDs. With an interface in accordance with NEM651, the model is prepared for retrofitting with a digital decoder. The locomotive has a robust drive and is designed for use on 2-conductor direct current systems (DC).
Era III: Modern electric locomotives in express train service
In Era III (1945-1970), the E 10 series played a key role in the modern rail traffic of the German Federal Railroad. It was used for heavy express train services on main lines and, with its striking design and powerful technical specifications, was a symbol of progress in rail transport at the time.
Design and workmanship
The model is equipped with a filigree all-round handle bar, rain gutter and double lamps that reflect the characteristic appearance of the E 10.2. The detailed printing and the exact reproduction of the body underline the high quality of this model. With a length over buffers (LüP) of 104 mm, the locomotive is perfect for use on N-gauge layouts, even with tight radii from 192 mm.
Care and maintenance
The locomotive requires little maintenance, but should be regularly cleaned of dust and dirt. Wheels and moving parts can be lightly oiled if necessary to ensure smooth operation. The LEDs are durable, but should be protected from moisture. The NEM651 interface offers a simple and quick solution for retrofitting a digital decoder.
Conclusion and purchase recommendation
The Fleischmann 7560058 N gauge electric locomotive E 10 228 is a high-quality model that combines historical authenticity and technical precision. With its prototypical design, innovative lighting functions and the possibility of digitalization, this locomotive is a must for all model railway enthusiasts who want to experience the express train service of the German Federal Railways in Era III.
Features:
- Scale: N gauge
- Era III
- 2-wire direct current system (DC)
- Length over buffers: 104 mm
- Minimum radius: 192 mm
- Lighting: Red-white light change depending on direction of travel
- Light source: LEDs
- Interface: NEM651 for digital decoder retrofitting
- Switchable head and tail lights via DIP switch
- Version with rain gutter, double lamps and all-round grab rail
- Coupling shaft according to NEM with close coupling kinematics
Specs:
- Gauge: N
- Rail Company: DB
- Era: III
- Color: Blue
- Electricity System: DC
- Digital: No
- sound: No
- News: 2025
- Type: Electric loco
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CAUTION: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of swallowing! Age recommendation from 14 years.