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Blackstone HOn3 D&RGW K-27 456 Flying Grande Herald DCC Sound

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PLEASE NOTE the tender is numbered 453! This locomotive’s whistle and cab roof hatch are missing unfortunately. The smoke box door comes out every once in awhile but I haven’t glued it. I cannot test to confirm it works, so it is offered at a lower price. Thank you.

Broadway Limited 909 On30 D&RGW C-16 #278 2-8-0 Unlettered Steam Locomotive

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Sold as Is. Everything You See in the Pictures Is What Is Included in This Lot. We of Course Will Get Them Out as Fast as We Can. We Will Help Resolve Whatever Issue You Are Having. We Try Very Hard to Provide Good Communication and Always Strive for Everyone to Have a Positive Experience.

TRIX 22345 Steam Locomotive OBB BR 42 2513 Ep. III

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With Digital Decoder and extensive sound features. High-performance regulated motorization with flywheel in the boiler. 5 motor driven axles. Grip hoops. Locomotive and tub tender largely made of metal. Prepared for smoke generator 7226. Double headlight, switched depending on the direction of travel, and smoke generator which can be retrofitted for conventional operation, digitally switchable. Driver’s cab lighting can also be switched digitally. Illumination with maintenance-free light emitting diodes (LEDs) with warm white light. Short coupling with kinematics between locomotive and tender. Behind the tender and in front of the locomotive, short hook with NEM coupling guided by kinematics. Minimum practicable radius 360 mm. Protective covers for the piston rods, brake hoses and reproduc.

Roco Art. 73030 OBB Steam Locotender BR 86.875 Ep. III

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Steam locomotive series 86 of the Austrian Federal Railways. ■ With long-cut welded water tanks ■ Clear view through driver’s cab window ■ Retrofittable smoke generator The class 86 was a standard tank locomotive built in large numbers by numerous German locomotive factories for the Deutsche Reichsbahn. Some of these steam locomotives arrived in Austria after the end of the war and were used to transport passengers and goods. One of the most spectacular jobs was the pre-tensioning work for the heavy ore trains ahead of the 52 series. The machines were at home in, among others, the Hieflau, Selzthal, Linz, Bischofhofen and St. Veit/Glan boilers. The last locomotives were parked in 1972.

Trix 25888 OBB Steam Locomotive BR 44-542 Ep. III

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Steam locomotive for heavy freight trains group 44, with unified tenth in coal 2´t34 of the Austrian federal railways (BBö). Black base color. With standard Wagner anti -smoke deflectors, Reichsbahn lamps, ray front wheels, centralized closure of the smoke chamber and without indossible magnets. Locomotive number 44 542. Operating conditions around 1949. Version with Wagner air deflectors. Air and feeding pumps staggered on circulation. With lamps Reichsbahn as double headlights on the locomotive and on the tender. The lighting of the driving cabin, the flicker of the hearth and the flicker of the ash drawer can be digitally controlled. Transfer frame with a largely free view between frame and boiler. High performance drive with flywheel in the boiler. With DCC/MFX digital decoder compatib.