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Tillig 02060 steam locomotive BR 42, DR, Ep. III


02060 Dampflokomotive BR 42, DR, Ep. III

299.99 €

incl. VAT | incl. Shipping Cost

Availability  :  on stock
    Delivery time: 1 ‐ 2 business days (Germany)
Rating  :  No review available
Brand  :  Tillig
Model  :  MBS169696
Shipping Weight  :  0.32 kg
Unit  :  piece

Tillig 02060 steam locomotive BR 42, DR, Ep. III Product Details

Description

Tillig 02060 DR Era III BR 42 steam locomotive: A masterpiece of model railroad technology

The Tillig 02060 German State Railroad (DR) class 42 steam loc omotive from Era III is a detailed model that brings the fascination of historic railroad technology to your model railroad layout. Manufactured with the highest precision, this locomotive offers both collectors and model train enthusiasts an authentic and impressive experience.

The prototype: The class 42 steam locomotive of the Deutsche Reichsbahn

The class 42 was developed during the Second World War as a so-called "war locomotive". It was designed for use on lines with higher axle loads and was a further development of the class 52. With an output of 2,200 hp and a top speed of 80 km/h, it could be used for both freight and passenger transport. After the war, many of these locomotives continued to be used by the Deutsche Reichsbahn in the GDR and shaped the image of the railroad in Era III.

Manufacturer Tillig: Tradition and innovation in model making

Tillig Modellbahnen is a renowned manufacturer of model railroads based in Sebnitz, Germany. The company specializes in the TT gauge (scale 1:120) and offers an extensive range of vehicles, tracks and accessories. Tillig stands for the highest quality, attention to detail and innovative strength in model making. With state-of-the-art production techniques and a passion for railroad history, Tillig creates models that meet the high demands of collectors and model railroaders.

Era III: The German Reichsbahn between 1949 and 1970

Era III covers the period from 1949 to 1970 and is characterized by the reconstruction and modernization of the railroad system in Germany after the Second World War. In the GDR, the Deutsche Reichsbahn played a central role in passenger and freight transportation. The class 42 steam locomotives were an important part of the fleet during this time and were used for both heavy freight and passenger traffic.

Technical details of the model

Color scheme and design

The locomotive is painted in the typical black paint scheme of the German State Railroad, which is characteristic of Era III. The detailed lettering and the fine reproduction of add-on parts such as lines, grab irons and headlights underline the high quality and authenticity of this model.

Quality and workmanship

Tillig stands for the highest quality and precision in model making. The BR 42 steam locomotive impresses with its excellent workmanship, high-quality materials and a detailed replica of the prototype. The robust chassis ensures optimum running characteristics and durability. The combination of solid running gear and finely detailed body makes this model a highlight on any model railway layout.

Accessories and expansion options

Various accessories are available for this model:

Recommended purchase for model railroad enthusiasts

The Tillig 02060 DR Era III BR 42 steam locomotive is a must for every model railroader who values authenticity and quality. With its detailed replica, the many expansion options and the high-quality workmanship, it offers an incomparable driving experience. Available in the model railroad store, it is the perfect addition to your collection or layout.

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