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Minitrix 16896 N steam locomotive 89 621, DR, Ep. III, DC-MFX-Digital

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Model:
MBS185636
Catalogue number:
16896
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Minitrix 16896 N steam locomotive 89 621, DR, Ep. III, DC-MFX-Digital Product Details

16896 Steam Locomotive 89 621, DR, Era III, DC-MFX-Digital: A Classic of Model Railroad History

The German State Railroad (DR) steam loc omotive 89 621 from Era III embodies the charm and engineering skills of bygone times. This model in N scale impresses with its precise reproduction and innovative technology. Whether as a collector's item or for use on the model railway layout - this locomotive meets the highest demands of model railway enthusiasts.

The prototype of the 89 621 steam locomotive: A milestone in railroad history

The 89 621 tank locomotive was built from 1898 and was characterized by its C n2t axle arrangement. This series was primarily designed for shunting and freight traffic and was used in various railroad operations in the early decades of the 20th century. The compact design, coupled with its robust construction, made it a reliable choice for operation in demanding conditions.

In Era III, i.e. the period between 1945 and 1970, the Deutsche Reichsbahn was responsible for rail transport in the GDR. Locomotives such as the 89 621 were used for a wide range of tasks during this time, from shunting services in stations to regional freight transport. They made a significant contribution to the efficiency of railroad operations and are today a symbol of this important era.

Highest quality from the model railroad manufacturer

This model of steam locomotive 89 621 is a prime example of the precise and high-quality workmanship of model railway technology. The body and carrier are made of robust die-cast zinc, which not only ensures high stability but also guarantees an authentic appearance. The built-in mfx digital decoder allows operation with both mfx and DCC systems, making the locomotive very versatile.

Particularly noteworthy are the warm white LED headlights, which change depending on the direction of travel. This lighting can not only be switched digitally, but is also active in analog operation, which allows flexible use on different layouts.

Era III: Railway romance and technical innovations

Era III was characterized by the reconstruction period after the Second World War and the restructuring of the railroad companies in Germany. The Deutsche Reichsbahn played a central role in the GDR and used locomotives such as the 89 621 in numerous areas. This period marked the transition from steam locomotives to electric and diesel-electric drives, making models from this era particularly attractive.

Technical highlights of the 89 621

This model impresses with numerous technical features that make it a top product for model railroaders. The powerful drive on three axles ensures excellent tractive power, while the detailed design of the running gear underlines the authenticity. With a length over buffers of 60 mm, the locomotive fits perfectly in N gauge and is ideal for compact model railway layouts.

Color scheme and design

The 89 621 steam locomotive impresses with its classic color scheme, which is based on the prototypes of the Deutsche Reichsbahn. The black and red paintwork has been implemented with the utmost precision and reflects the typical style of Era III. The careful attention to detail on the boiler, running gear and driver's cab makes the model a real eye-catcher on any layout.

Compatibility and accessories

Thanks to the mfx digital decoder, the locomotive is compatible with various control systems, making it very versatile. Matching wagons and spare parts are also available to complement the model perfectly. This allows you to customize and expand your layout.

Care and maintenance

The 89 621 steam locomotive is easy to look after and maintain. Regular cleaning of the wheels and contact points ensures reliable power consumption and smooth running characteristics. The robust die-cast zinc body makes the model particularly durable and resistant to wear.

Conclusion: A must-have for model train enthusiasts

With the 89 621 steam locomotive, you can bring a piece of railroad history into the N-gauge world. The combination of a detailed replica, high-quality workmanship and state-of-the-art technology makes this model an excellent choice for beginners and experienced model railroaders alike. Thanks to its flexible application options and robust construction, this model will become an indispensable part of your collection.

Features:

  • Era: III
  • Gauge: N
  • Power system: DC-MFX digital
  • Built-in digital decoder for mfx and DCC
  • Warm white LED headlights, digitally switchable and analog active
  • Zinc die-cast housing and carrier
  • Three powered axles
  • Length over buffers: 60 mm

Specs:

  • Gauge: N
  • Rail Company: DR
  • Era: III
  • Color: Black
  • Electricity System: DC
  • Digital: Yes
  • sound: No
  • News: 2025
  • Type: Steam loco

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



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Manufacturer: Gebr. Märklin & Cie. GmbH, Stuttgarter Straße 55-57, 73033 Göppingen, Deutschland, Contact: service@maerklin.de, Phone number: 07161608222