SBB Ce 6/8 I Electric Locomotive VI (~AC-Sound)

Prototype

SBB Historic Ce 6/8 I museum locomotive in a dark brown paint scheme in the current operating condition in Era VI. Road number 14201.

Model Details

Completely new construction, chassis with main frame and locomotive body made of die-cast zinc. Many separately applied centrifugal cast brass parts. With digital decoder mfx with up to 32 functions, built-in buffer capacitor, controlled high-efficiency propulsion and extensive sound functions such as driving sounds, fans, locomotive whistle, multi-stop announcement, station announcement, background noises at the station and much more. Operation with alternating current, direct current, Märklin Digital and DCC possible. High-performance motors with drive on all axes. Scissor pantographs that can be raised and lowered by motor in digital operation. White LED headlights that change the direction of travel, will work in conventional operation, and can be controlled digitally. White LED lighting in the driver's cabs, depending on the direction of travel. Switchable engine room lighting.

Highlights

• Completely new development made of die-cast zinc with attached brass centrifugal cast parts.
• Highly detailed professional model.
• Scissor pantographs that can be raised and lowered by motor in digital operation.
• Digitally switchable Telex coupler front and rear.
• Extremely extensive sound equipment.
• Buffer capacitor.
• Screw couplings for front and rear included.
• Swiss light change in red and white, wrong-way traffic signal at the front can be switched separately.
• Driver's cab doors that can be opened, interior fittings, driver's cab with an engine driver figure.
• Metal handle bars and many other separately applied details such as: signs, windshield wipers, whistle and many more buffer beams with spring buffers and separately applied brake lines.
• Remote-controlled telex coupling installed as standard at the rear, screw coupling at the front. Can be exchanged for the other type of coupling (included in the scope of delivery).

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