Märklin 55506 1 electric loco EG 507 "Fotografieanstrich", KPEV, Ep. I, DC-MFX-Sound

Märklin 55506 1 Electric Locomotive EG 507 "Photographic Paint" KPEV Ep. I - High-End Electric Locomotive with Sound and Functions

Are you looking for an unusual model that combines engineering history and the latest model railroad technology? The "Märklin 55506 Electric Locomotive EG 507 with a photographic paint scheme" is an impressive highlight for demanding model railroaders. This locomotive represents the beginnings of electric traction at the Royal Prussian Railroad Administration and at the same time brings the latest digital technology to your layout.

Historical prototype with a unique character

The EG 507 is one of the KPEV's early electric locomotives and was a milestone in the development of locomotive technology. As a local freight locomotive, it combined proven construction principles with new electric drive technology. The special photographic paint scheme underlines the special significance of this historic vehicle.

Completely redesigned model

The model has been completely redeveloped and impresses with its high-quality materials. The chassis with main frame is made of die-cast zinc, while the locomotive body is made of sheet brass. The design is complemented by numerous attached details made of centrifugally cast brass, which ensure a particularly realistic representation.

Powerful drive and versatile operation

The locomotive has a centrally installed high-performance motor with drive on all axles. It can be used in both AC and DC operation as well as with Märklin Digital and DCC. The integrated mfx decoder offers extensive control options and has 31 functions. A parameterizable current memory also ensures stable operation.

Extensive light and sound functions

The model is equipped with numerous digital functions. These include a white 2-light headlight with red tail light, a switchable train meeting light and warm white LED lighting in the driver's cab. The fittings are also illuminated and the typical switchgear flashing has been faithfully reproduced.

Movable and functional details

In digital mode, the pantograph can be raised and lowered by motor. The driver's cab doors can be opened and the interior has been elaborately reproduced. An engine driver figure is already integrated. The model also has a remote-controlled Telex coupler and prototypical screw couplers.

Realistic equipment down to the last detail

Metal grab irons, spring buffers, attached brake lines and numerous other details such as signs and whistle ensure a particularly authentic look. The combination of technology and attention to detail makes this model a real highlight.

Dimensions and area of use

The locomotive has a length over buffers of 31.3 cm and a weight of approx. 3 kg. The minimum passable radius is 1,020 mm, making it particularly suitable for larger layouts.

Conclusion: Technical masterpiece for the highest demands

The "Märklin 55506 Electric Locomotive EG 507 Photographic Paint" combines historical significance with the latest model railroad technology. Now available in the model railroad store - get this exceptional model for your collection.

Features:

• Electric locomotive EG 507 "Photographic paint scheme", KPEV, Ep. I
• mfx decoder with 31 functions
• Current storage can be parameterized
• pantograph can be raised and lowered by motor
• Driver's cab lighting and illuminated fittings
• Switchgear flashing
• Doors can be opened
• High-performance motor with drive on all axles
• White 2-light headlights with red marker lights, digitally controllable
• Train headlights can be switched
• Remote-controlled Telex coupler and screw couplers
• Zinc die-cast chassis, brass body
• Minimum radius: 1,020 mm
• Length over buffers: 31.3 cm
• Weight: approx. 3 kg

Specs:

• Gauge: 1
• Rail Company: KPEV
• Era: I
• Color: Grey
• Electricity System: DC
• Analogue / Digital: Digital
• sound: Yes
• News: 2026
• Type: Electric loco

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