Hobbytrain H3052 - Electric locomotive BR 163 DB, Ep.IV, red/black

Hobbytrain H3052 - Electric locomotive BR 163 DB, Ep.IV, red/black

Hobbytrain electric locomotive BR 163 DB, Ep.IV, red/black

In 1934, the Deutsche Reichsbahn ordered four C-coupled locomotives from AEG and three C-coupled locomotives from BBC/Kraus Maffei. The AEG locomotives differ visually from the BBC machines due to their angular and flatter fronts. They were a little slower but had more power at 725 kW. After delivery, the locomotives were stationed in Munich and Stuttgart. The DB's locomotives ran in Augsburg, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Munich and Stuttgart. In 1960/61 the locomotives were extensively modernized and received shunting platforms and additional windows as well as the DB's red paint. From 1976-79 the locomotives, renamed BR 163 from 1968, were decommissioned. The last locomotive is No. 163 002. E63 01 and E63 02 are still preserved as museum locomotives.

Model features:
– Bell armature motor with flywheel
– Current consumption across all axles
– Interface NEM 662 / Next18)
– Light change (white/red)
– Short coupling kinematics
– Consideration of all design differences in detail

Model type railway model
Track width Gauge N
Locomotive type Electric locomotive
Coupling Standard shaft NEM
Exterior lighting Direction-dependent front lighting
Brand / manufacturer Hobbytrain
Railway company DRG (Germany)
New No

Characteristics: