Hobby & Collectables store with the theme N Locomotives

Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) class Ce 6/8 III. Design with diagonal side rod drive. Built starting in 1926. World famous electric locomotive type, nicknamed "Crocodile".

Series 2400 Diesel Locomotive in service of the NS in light blue livery.

Printed version of the Dutch Rh 1100 in Ep. IV

Electric locomotive 193 521 belonging to SBB Cargo International

Electric locomotive 193 627 of the Raillogix.

Electric locomotive 193 301-9 of the Deutsche Bahn AG with advertising motif "Das ist grün".

Electric locomotive 1616 of the Deutsche Bahn (DB Cargo Nederland).

Prototype: Dutch Railways (NS) class E 186 electric locomotive. The locomotive looks as it currently does in real life.

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German Federal Railroad (DB) standard design class E 41 electric locomotive. Steel blue basic paint scheme. Road number E 41 001. The locomotive looks as it did starting in 1956. Use: Lightweight freight and passenger trains in commuter and long distance service.

German Federal Railroad (DB) diesel locomotive, road number 212 372-7. Version in ocean blue / ivory. The locomotive looks as it did in Era IV around 1987. Use: Passenger and freight trains.

Electric locomotive BR 193 766 Vectron of the NS for the Nightjet Amsterdam - Cologne, epoch VI

Length over buffers: 113 mm

Electric locomotive 1829 of the Rail Force One.

ERS Railways road number 189 213 "Linked by Rail" general-purpose electric locomotive. Builder designation ES 64 F4. B-B wheel arrangement, built starting in 2002. Travels between Rotterdam (Netherlands) and Poznan (Poland).

Operating number: 2384 ~ Length over buffers: 88 mm ~ Minimum radius: 192 mm

Printed version of the Dutch Rh 1100 in Ep. IV

The model of the NS 2297 impresses with the finest housing engravings and meticulous detailing of the heavy bogies of American design. The railings, which are very characteristic of this series, are elaborately etched metal parts. Following well-proven PIKO design principles, an engine with precisely balanced flywheel drives all four axles. The two inside axles are each provided with an adhesive tire. The model has a PluX interface and the light change red / white when the direction of travel changes. Taking into account the main area of ​​application in the freight train and shunting service, the PIKO model can easily pass through radii down to 192 mm.

Color variant of the Rh 1200 of the NS in Ep. IV