Marklin 88858 Class 03.10 Steam Locomotive

Marklin 88858 Class 03.10 Steam LocomotiveClass 03. 10 Steam Locomotive Class 03. 10 Steam Locomotive The High Stepper from the Hagen Eckesey Maintenance Facility In 1949 and 1950 the 26 class 03. 10 steam locomotives remaining on the German Federal Railroad roster after World War II were extensively modernized at Henschel in Kassel. Here the streamlining among other things was removed. In 1954, these locomotives were given welded Krupp high performance boilers with combustion chambers. Still

■ Finely-detailed chassis

the Marklin Power Control Stick

LED headlight: No Motor: 5-pole motor Buffer capacitor: No Measurements:   Length over buffer: 201 mm     Warning: For Adults Only

The dining car G and the two intermediate cars F and H arranged on the left and right are coupled permanently to each other with Jakobs trucks

The cabs and the engine room have interior details in relief

This is completely new tooling and is finely detailed

which has been on display at the Märklineum for a long time

the 44825 Superman freight car

Its output was 1

■ With digitally switchable interior lighting

the German Federal Railroad had three Wismar units for a short time on its roster after 1949

1 electric locomotive class 140