Fleischmann 7570033 N electric locomotive 139 558-1, RailAdventure, Ep. VI, DC-sound

Fleischmann 7570033 N-gauge electric locomotive 139 558-1, RailAdventure, Era VI, DC sound: Modern technology for historic power

The Fleischmann 7570033 N-gauge electric locomotive 139 558-1 from RailAdventure is a detailed replica of a classic locomotive in modern operating condition. With digitally switchable light and sound functions, this model brings the versatility of the class 139 to your model railway layout and offers a realistic driving experience.

The prototype: The class 139 - Robust multi-purpose locomotive

The class 139, originally developed as the E 40.11, is one of the standard locomotives of the German Federal Railroad. These locomotives were specially designed for use on gradients such as the Höllentalbahn. Equipped with a contact wire-independent resistance brake, they were ideal for demanding applications.

After the changeover to computerized class designations in 1968, the E 40.11 was listed as class 139. Some of these robust locomotives are still in use today, including the 139 558-1, which carries out transfers, test runs and special transports for RailAdventure. Its modernized appearance and technical modifications make it a perfect example of the continued use of historic locomotives in Era VI.

Era VI: Historic locomotives in modern use

In Era VI (from 2007), the use of private railroad companies and modernized historic locomotives has become firmly established. RailAdventure is known for the use of former DB locomotives such as the 139 558-1, which are operated in their characteristic color scheme and with modern adaptations.

Technical features and equipment

This model is equipped with a high-quality sound decoder that provides authentic operating sounds such as starting, braking and signal sounds. The light functions, including headlights and marker lights, can be controlled digitally. The light changes in red and white depending on the direction of travel using long-life LEDs.

The locomotive is equipped with an NEM651 interface, making it easy to retrofit or adapt. The drive ensures excellent running characteristics, even on tight radii from 192 mm. With a length over buffers (LüP) of 104 mm, the model fits perfectly on N-gauge layouts.

Design and workmanship

The locomotive impresses with its precise reproduction in the RailAdventure color scheme. The printing and the detailed body elements correspond to the modern operating condition of the 139 558-1. The high-quality workmanship and the intricate details make this model a visual highlight.

Care and maintenance

The model requires little maintenance, but should be cleaned regularly to remove dust and dirt. The axles and moving parts can be lightly oiled to ensure smooth operation. The LED lighting and electronics are durable, but should be protected from moisture. The NEM651 interface makes it easy to retrofit or adapt digital technology.

Conclusion and purchase recommendation

The Fleischmann 7570033 N-gauge electric locomotive 139 558-1 with DC sound is a perfect model for anyone who wants to experience a combination of modern technology and historical charm on their model railway layout. With its digital functions, authentic sound and prototypical design, this locomotive offers a realistic driving experience and is a highlight for any collection.

Features:

• Scale: N gauge
• Era VI
• 2-wire direct current system (DC)
• Length over buffers: 104 mm
• Minimum radius: 192 mm
• Integrated sound decoder with realistic operating sounds
• Digitally switchable headlights and marker lights
• Red-white light change depending on direction of travel
• Illuminant: LEDs
• Interface: NEM651 for simple digitization
• Precise printing in the RailAdventure color scheme
• Coupling shaft according to NEM with close coupling kinematics

Specs:

• Gauge: N
• Rail Company: Misc.
• Era: VI
• Color: Grey
• Electricity System: DC
• Digital: Yes
• sound: Yes
• News: 2025
• Type: Electric loco

Further links:

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