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Trix 25476 H0 E-Lok BR 101 "W:O:A" Wacken, Ep. VI, DC-MFX-Sound


25476 H0 E-Lok BR 101 "W:O:A" Wacken, Ep. VI, DC-MFX-Sound

405.99 €

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Availability  :  on stock
    Delivery time: 1 ‐ 2 business days (Germany)
Rating  :  No review available
Brand  :  Trix
Model  :  MBS193965
Shipping Weight  :  0.84 kg
Unit  :  piece

Trix 25476 H0 E-Lok BR 101 "W:O:A" Wacken, Ep. VI, DC-MFX-Sound Product Details

Description

Are you looking for an unusual H0 electric locomotive that combines modern railroad technology with real festival character?

Then the Trix 25476 H0 electric locomotive class 101 "W.O.A / Wacken Edition" is exactly the model that will immediately attract attention on your layout and in your collection. This striking electric locomotive takes up the theme of Wacken Open Air in a spectacular advertising design, making a strong statement in Era VI. At the same time, the model is based on the well-known DB class 101 - one of the defining express locomotives of modern long-distance transportation.

Design and workmanship with real recognition value

Spectacular Wacken advertising locomotive for collectors and layout operation

The BR 101 "W.O.A" impresses at first glance with its eye-catching special design. The advertising livery transports the energy of the Wacken Open Air directly to the model railway layout and turns the already elegant class 101 into a real eye-catcher. Especially for collectors of modern DB vehicles and fans of unusual advertising locomotives, this design is a highlight with a rare character - not least because it is a one-off series.

Fine lighting details and harmonious proportions

The model also underlines its high-quality technical claim: The triple headlights that change depending on the direction of travel, the two red tail lights, separately switchable driving lights and the digitally activated driver's cab lighting ensure a prototypical appearance. The maintenance-free warm white and red LEDs round off the convincing overall impression.

Technical functions that inspire when driving

Powerful drive and safe driving behavior

The Trix 25476 scores points in everyday layout operation with controlled high-performance propulsion and power transmission to all four axles. In conjunction with the traction tires, this creates impressive tractive power that pays off both in fast intercity operation and in front of high-quality passenger cars. The integrated buffer storage also helps to safely bridge short sections without power - a real added value on complex track systems.

Digital driving fun with sound and many switching functions

This BR 101 is particularly interesting for digital railroaders, as the decoder supports DCC, mfx and RailCom. There are also extensive sound functions and separately switchable light options on both sides of the locomotive. Even the double A light can be used when the headlights on both sides are switched off. The model therefore offers far more than just good driving characteristics - it also provides an intensive, modern operating experience.

Historical background of the prototype

The genuine DB class 101 is one of the best-known German express electric locomotives of modern times. It was developed from the 1990s as a powerful successor to older long-distance locomotives and shaped the image of high-quality intercity and long-distance trains for many years. It is characterized by its four axles in a Bo'Bo' arrangement and a top speed of up to 200 km/h.

With the W.O.A special design, this model continues the tradition of eye-catching advertising locomotives, which are regularly used as rolling eye-catchers in real rail operations. It is precisely this combination of modern mainline technology and eye-catching design that makes the Trix 25476 particularly attractive for collectors of Era VI.

Compatibility and possible uses on the model railroad layout

As an H0 DC model, the Trix 25476 is designed for standard two-wire track systems and is ideal for modern DB passenger train compositions. The locomotive looks particularly harmonious in front of Intercity, Eurocity or other long-distance coaches of eras V and VI. Thanks to the digital decoder ex works, it is an excellent choice both for sophisticated digital layouts and for collectors with a focus on modern sound models.

Scope of delivery

The Trix 25476 class 101 "W.O.A" electric locomotive with a built-in digital decoder and sound functions is included ready to run. Depending on the standard equipment, the set also includes the typical model documentation and product-related documents. The model is positioned as an exclusive one-off series and is therefore particularly interesting for collectors who are specifically looking for limited-edition novelties.

Why this Wacken Edition is particularly worthwhile

For collectors, Era VI fans and digital railway enthusiasts

This locomotive appeals to several target groups at once: Collectors appreciate the unusual advertising design and the series character, digital railway enthusiasts will be delighted with the decoder, sound and diverse lighting functions, and fans of modern DB vehicles will receive a striking BR 101 in a contemporary design. The combination of special design, technical equipment and prototypical lighting technology makes this model a particularly attractive novelty in the H0 range.

Recommended purchase for your model railroad collection

The Trix 25476 H0 Class 101 "W.O.A" electric locomotive combines powerful technology, modern digital equipment and an advertising design that immediately catches the eye. If you want to add a real statement vehicle to your layout or add an unusual BR 101 to your collection, this model is an excellent choice. Buy it now and get this rocking Era VI locomotive as a strong highlight for your H0 world.

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