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Trix 25092 H0 E-Lok Reihe 1189, ÖBB, Ep. IV, DC-MFX-Sound


25092 H0 E-Lok Reihe 1189, ÖBB, Ep. IV, DC-MFX-Sound

529.99 €

incl. VAT | incl. Shipping Cost

Availability  :  is ordered
    Delivery time: 68 ‐ 75 business days (Germany)
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Brand  :  Trix
Model  :  MBS194241
Shipping Weight  :  0.00 kg
Unit  :  piece

Trix 25092 H0 E-Lok Reihe 1189, ÖBB, Ep. IV, DC-MFX-Sound Product Details

Description

Are you looking for an Austrian crocodile with sound and a high-quality metal design for your H0 layout?

The Trix 25092 H0 Class 1189 Electric Locomotive, Austrian Federal Railways, Era IV, DC MFX Sound is an impressive model for anyone looking for a special electric locomotive with a distinctive prototype history and extensive digital equipment. The prototype is the class 1189 electric locomotive of the Austrian Federal Railways, also known as the Austrian Crocodile.

The model shows the locomotive in a basic fir green paint scheme with the road number 1189.08. The operating condition shown is set for the mid/end of the 1970s. This makes the locomotive suitable for Era IV and is especially interesting for model railroaders who want to recreate Austrian railroad operations of this era.

Trix 25092 H0 Class 1189 Electric Locomotive of the ÖBB

The exact product designation is Trix 25092 H0 Class 1189 electric locomotive, ÖBB, Era IV, DC MFX sound. The model is equipped with a digital decoder and has extensive sound and light functions. This makes the locomotive particularly suitable for digital model railway operation where driving, lighting and sound are to be effectively combined.

The controlled high-performance drive is installed centrally with a flywheel mass. Two driving wheels in each of the two driving frames are driven by cardan shafts. The model also has traction tires. The articulated running gear that can negotiate curves is another important feature of this locomotive.

Light functions and digital switching options

The Trix 25092 has a triple headlights that change over with the direction of travel and a red marker light. This lighting is in conventional operation and can be switched digitally. The lighting can also be switched to a white marker light.

The headlights on locomotive end 2 and locomotive end 1 can each be switched off separately in digital operation. If the headlights on both sides of the locomotive are switched off, the shunting light function is available on both sides, with 1x white on each side of the locomotive. The cab lighting and the engine room lighting can also be controlled separately in digital operation. Maintenance-free warm white and red LEDs are used for the lighting.

Highly detailed metal version

The model is described as a highly detailed metal version. Many separately applied details characterize the overall impression, including the cooling tubes for the transformer oil. This gives the locomotive a particularly vivid and technical effect.

The replica driver's cab and engine room are also part of the equipment. The model is supplemented by detailed roof equipment. These features make the Trix 25092 an eye-catching model for collectors and H0 model railroaders who value a finely detailed electric locomotive.

Recommended purchase

If you are looking for an ÖBB H0 electric locomotive with a digital decoder, sound, extensive lighting functions, and a highly detailed metal design, the Trix 25092 class 1189 electric locomotive is a very suitable choice. The model combines the Austrian Crocodile with a fir green paint scheme, road number 1189.08, articulated running gear that can negotiate curves, and many separately applied details. Add this striking Trix electric locomotive to your Era IV collection now.

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