NEW Tillig 04819 TT E-Lok 193 062-7, SBB-Cargo, Ep. VI
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Tillig 04819 TT E-Lok 193 062-7, SBB-Cargo, Ep. VI Product Details
Tillig 04819 TT Electric Locomotive 193 062-7, SBB Cargo, Era VI
Are you looking for a modern electric locomotive for your TT layout that fits into Era VI and is based on an SBB Cargo prototype? The Tillig 04819 TT Electric Locomotive 193 062-7, SBB Cargo, Era VI represents the SBB Cargo BR 193 electric locomotive and has been announced as a new release for fall 2026. This model is aimed at model railroading enthusiasts looking for a locomotive with a modern vehicle number, representing a current rail operator, and featuring the appropriate technical specifications for the TT scale.
The locomotive bears the road number 193 062-7 and is classified as Epoch VI. This epoch describes the era of liberalized rail transport in Germany beginning in 2007. According to the provided information, this era is characterized by a new numbering scheme based on UIC or TSI standards, a non-uniform identification inscription, the use of modern ESTW technology and Ks signals, as well as the elimination of local signal boxes.
SBB Cargo Class 193 Electric Locomotive
The model replicates an SBB Cargo Class 193 electric locomotive. According to the product description, the model was produced with the kind support of SBB AG, SBB Cargo AG, and RailColour Design. This information makes the model particularly interesting for collectors and TT-scale model railroader who specifically want to include vehicles with a concrete real-world counterpart in their collection.
The model, built to the TT scale, has a scale of 1:120 and a track gauge of 12 mm. The length over buffers is 158 mm. This allows the electric locomotive to be used on compatible TT layouts and complements modern rolling stock from Era VI.
Features for TT Model Railroad Operation
For operation, the model features direction-dependent lighting with a 3-light front signal and a 2-light rear signal. This lighting function enhances the locomotive’s visual impact on the layout and is appropriate for a modern electric locomotive of this era.
The Tillig 04819 features a coupler mount and close-coupling mechanism. It also includes a digital interface compliant with NEM 662. Sound can be retrofitted for future expansion. Additionally, overhead wire operation is possible, making the model ready for use on appropriately equipped layouts.
Modern Era VI Locomotive for the TT Collection
According to the included information, Era VI represents modern rail transport with a new numbering scheme and modified infrastructure features. The 193 062-7 electric locomotive is therefore suitable for layouts depicting current or contemporary operating scenarios. With its combination of the SBB Cargo prototype, Class 193, digital interface, and retrofittable sound, this model provides a solid foundation for collectors and active model railroagers alike.
With two adhesive tires, close-coupling mechanism, the option for catenary operation, and the specified length over buffers, the Tillig 04819 features key characteristics for use in the TT scale. Get this fall 2026 new release and add the SBB Cargo Class 193 electric locomotive to your TT layout.
Features:
- Gauge: TT
- Era: VI
- Locomotive Number: 193 062-7
- Length over buffers: 158 mm
- Railroad Company: SBB-Cargo
- 3-light pointed signal at the front/2-light pointed signal at the rear, direction-dependent
- Coupler mount and close-coupling mechanism
- Digital interface: NEM 662
- Overhead wire operation possible
- Sound can be retrofitted
- 2 traction tires
Specs:
- Gauge: TT
- Rail Company: SBB
- Era: VI
- Color: Multi-Colored
- Electricity System: DC
- Analogue / Digital: Analogue
- sound: No
- 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.