Modellbau Veit 41043 TTe steam locomotive 99 516 der DR Ep. III

Prototype: The Saxon IV K is probably the best known narrow gauge locomotive. With 96 units, it was Germany's most built narrow gauge locomotive. The locomotives were built from 1892 - 1921. After the Second World War, the condition of the locomotives deteriorated. From 1963, 23 of these Meyer locomotives were overhauled and almost completely rebuilt. Today there are still 18 new-build and 4 old-build locomotives in existence. 11 locomotives are still operational.

Model: The model for the two-wire direct current system (12 V) was made by hand from white metal and brass castings. It is equipped with a Faulhaber motor and was designed for digital operation in accordance with NEM 651 (decoder must be soldered to 6 conductor tracks). The radii should not be smaller than 195 mm. Power is drawn from all axles.

Features:

• Direct current (DC)
• Era: III
• Clearance: 79.5 mm
• minimum radius: 195 mm
• Digital interface: solderable
• Finished model made of white metal and brass castings
• manufactured by hand
• Faulhaber motor
• Current consumption across all axes
• Factory-recommended digital decoder from ESU: micro V4.0

Specs:

• Gauge: TTe
• Rail Company: DR
• Era: III
• Color: Black
• Electricity System: DC
• Digital: No
• sound: No
• News: 2015
• Type: Steam loco

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