NEW Roco 7110066 H0 Dampflok Rh 52 5995 ÖBB Ep.III-IV DCC-Sound

Name: Roco 7110066 H0 Dampflok Rh 52 5995 ÖBB Ep.III-IV DCC-Sound
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Roco 7110066 H0 Dampflok Rh 52 5995 ÖBB Ep.III-IV DCC-Sound Product Details

Roco 7110066 H0 Steam Locomotive Rh 52 5995 ÖBB Ep. III–IV DCC Sound – Legendary Austrian Steam Locomotive with Cabin Tender

Are you looking for a powerful steam locomotive for your H0 model railroad layout that combines Austrian railway history with modern digital and sound technology? The Roco 7110066 Rh 52.5995 steam locomotive of the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) impresses with its distinctive design featuring a cab-type tender and a round stack. Fine metal spoked wheels, drive rods and coupling rods made of precision-cast metal, as well as an elaborate drive system on a total of seven axles, underscore the high-quality model construction. With a factory-installed PluX16 digital decoder with sound, this special freight steam locomotive brings the fascinating atmosphere of the Austrian steam locomotive era to your layout.

Prototype: The Class 52—A Legend of Austrian Freight Transport

The Class 52 steam locomotives are among the best-known freight locomotives in European railway history. Originally developed during World War II as robust and comparatively simple steam locomotives, they were produced in large numbers. The Vienna-Floridsdorf locomotive factory alone produced more than 1,100 locomotives of this class. After the war ended, 113 locomotives remained in Austria and were taken over by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB). There, these powerful steam locomotives proved their worth for decades hauling heavy freight trains on numerous routes across the Austrian rail network. The last locomotives were not taken out of service until 1976, making them among the last steam locomotives in regular service on the ÖBB’s standard-gauge network.

ÖBB 52.5995 – Special Cabin-Type Tender with Round Stack

The Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) made numerous technical improvements and modifications to locomotives of the Class 52 series. One interesting feature was the conversion of individual tub tenders into so-called cabin tenders. This involved installing an additional driver’s compartment in the tender, eliminating the need for a separate crew car on certain freight train services. The Roco 7110066 depicts the Class 52.5995 steam locomotive in this distinctive configuration. The cabin-style tank tender, together with the round stack, gives the model an unmistakable appearance and makes this variant particularly appealing to enthusiasts of Austrian steam locomotives.

Visual Highlights & High-Quality Metal Components

The Roco Rh 52.5995 impresses with its prototypical design and numerous meticulously crafted details. Particularly noteworthy are the fine metal spoked wheels as well as the drive and coupling rods made of precision-cast metal. These components highlight the characteristic undercarriage design of the five-axle coupled steam locomotive. The round stack, the distinctive boiler structure, and the unique cab-type tender complement the historic appearance. The interplay of the moving driving rods and coupling rods is particularly impressive during slow runs through a freight yard or when pulling a heavy train. This makes the model suitable for both regular operation and for collectors of classic ÖBB steam locomotives.

Model Technology & Drive System on Seven Axles

A special technical feature of the Roco 7110066 is its sophisticated drive system. Two axles of the tender are driven, while power is additionally transmitted via a cardan shaft to all five driving axles of the locomotive. This gives the model a total of seven driven axles. A flywheel ensures smooth running characteristics, while two axles equipped with traction tires enhance tractive effort. This design provides excellent conditions for use at the head of long freight trains and makes the Rh 52.5995 an interesting locomotive for demanding H0 model railroading. This powerful steam locomotive can be used in a prototypical manner, particularly on historic main lines with heavy train loads.

PluX16 Digital Decoder with Realistic Sound Functions

The Roco 7110066 is designed for digital DC operation on H0 two-wire layouts and features a factory-installed PluX16 digital decoder with sound. The integrated sound functions enhance the running experience with an authentic steam locomotive soundscape and bring this historic ÖBB locomotive to life on your model railroad layout. The sound features create an impressive atmosphere, especially when a freight train is pulling away, during a journey along the track, or when stopping at a station. Since the digital decoder is already installed, there is no need for a separate decoder retrofit for the intended digital operation and sound features. The locomotive can be controlled via a compatible digital command station.

LED Lighting & Z21 Cab

The Roco Rh 52.5995 features a direction-dependent two-light headlight with LEDs. This lighting highlights the characteristic appearance of the Austrian steam locomotive and creates a prototypical effect while in motion. In addition, a Z21 cab is available for this model. When used with a compatible Z21 controller, it offers an interesting way to operate the steam locomotive in a particularly vivid manner. Together with the digital sound functions, this creates a varied driving experience that impressively reflects the classic steam locomotive operations of the ÖBB.

Short-coupling mechanism & matching freight train sets

The Roco Rh 52.5995 is ideal for H0 model railroads featuring Austrian-style layouts from Eras III and IV. The steam locomotive pairs particularly well with classic ÖBB freight cars, open cars, covered freight cars, tank cars, and mixed freight train formations. A close-coupling mechanism is provided for the connection between the locomotive and the tender. The tender features a NEM 362 coupling socket with close-coupling kinematics. With a length over buffers of 265 mm and a minimum curve radius of 358 mm, the model is suitable for a variety of H0 layout designs. This powerful steam locomotive truly showcases its unique charm, especially on historic main lines, when exiting a freight yard, or when pulling long freight trains.

A special sound model for ÖBB and steam locomotive enthusiasts

The Roco 7110066 combines the history of one of Austria’s most significant freight steam locomotives with a high-quality H0 model and modern digital technology. The characteristic cab-type tender, the finely detailed metal-spoked wheels, and the drive and coupling rods made of precision-cast metal make the Rh 52.5995 an attractive addition for discerning model railroaders. In particular, the seven-axle drive system and factory-installed sound features offer exciting possibilities for authentic freight train operations. For collectors of Austrian steam locomotives, enthusiasts of the Class 52, and model railroaders focusing on Epochs III–IV, this model is an exceptional choice. Get the Roco Rh 52.5995 from the ÖBB with digital sound and bring the fascinating atmosphere of the final years of Austrian steam locomotives to your H0 model railroad layout!