D.C Locomotive Canadian Pacific #7403 (tested Runs)
This Canadian Pacific switcher car #7403 is sold just as shown in the photo above! No original box! Again sold as shown in photos.
This Canadian Pacific switcher car #7403 is sold just as shown in the photo above! No original box! Again sold as shown in photos.
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The models are new. Running time per filling, simple filling via chimney, servo-electronic reversal from forward to reverse travel, engine lighting, driver’s cab lighting, firebox lighting with simulated ember bed and servo-motor-opening firebox door, headlight that changes in the direction of travel, warm light LEDs, red rear train lighting can be switched on the tender (also simplified taillight), robust cardan drive with rolling and ball-bearing gear, drive and Axles with ball bearings and springs, wheel stars with prototypical elliptically profiled spokes, functional compensating levers, spring buffers, movable water tank lids, movable cab doors, detailed and multi-colored driver’s cab with real wood floor, functional sash and smoke chamber door that can be opened, sand dome that can.
Over 2,000 copies of the Kö(f) II were built over the very long period from 1933 to 1965. Many different manufacturers supplied the so-called performance class II for the DRG and DB, which covered the engine power range from 51 – 150 hp. The Kö(f) II were delivered with open driver’s cabs and a semi-automatic shunting coupling. By 1968, 67 machines were equipped with the newer BSI shunting coupling. Between 1971 and 1976, a large number of the Köf IIs were converted to be “winterproof” – the train drivers were now able to experience the advantages of a closed driver’s cab with heating! From the mid-1970s onwards, the need for small locomotives fell steadily. Despite the decline, the last Köf II, now redesignated as BR 323, was only retired from DB AG in 1999. This meant that the Köf II w.
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Please tell us the variant you want in advance, please call 071279498821 Active piston protection tube installed at the factory. No self-assembly necessary The model can be used with active piston protection tubes from a radius of 1020mm Cylinder steam can be switched on separately as desired via F8 Red can be switched individually on the right on the locomotive and/or tender Warm white only headlight or only two lights can be switched at the front and/or rear Every LED can be controlled. Own signal images can be configured No cable connection between locomotive and tender necessary LüP: Approx. 706.87mm depending on the locomotive tender variant The item is subject to differential taxation in accordance with Section 25a. In accordance with Section 19 UStG, we do not charge or report any V.
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