Steam locomotive 011 062-7, DB, H0-SOUND
Artikl: RO70052
These former stars of the DRG were generally left in an appalling state following the Second World War – above all in the area of the streamlining cowling. The initial plan was to withdraw them from service. However, a major lack of locomotives meant that the decision was made to refurbish all existing engines. Within the scope of an L4, the remains of the streamlining cowling were removed.
The 01 1062 locomotive put into service in 1940 received its new boiler in 1954. It was renamed as 011 062-7 in 1968, when EDP numbers were introduced. The final years before it was decommissioned, this locomotive was assigned to the Rheine depot, from where it was retired from service in 1973 whilst remaining particularly well-cared for.
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Steam locomotive 011 062 belonging to the German Federal Railways.
Drive on three axles of the tender and via cardan shaft on all three locomotive driving axles.
Design features white wheel tyres
Finely-detailed model with new boiler construction
Fine metal wheelsets
With set of etched signs included
Retrofittable smoke generator
These former stars of the DRG were generally left in an appalling state following the Second World War – above all in the area of the streamlining. The initial plan was to withdraw them from service. However, a major lack of locomotives meant that the decision was made to refurbish all existing machines. Within the scope of an L4, the remains of the streamlining cowling were removed. In 1953, due to the extremely battered state of the St 47 K boilers, the DB decided to equip all 01.10 locomotives with a welded high-performance boiler featuring a combustion chamber.
The locomotive 01 1062 put into service in 1940 received its new boiler in 1954. It was renamed as 011 062-7 in 1968, when EDP numbers were introduced. The final years prior to the z-Stellung, this locomotive was assigned to the Rheine depot, from where it was retired from service in 1973.
