Märklin H0 - 39777 - Model train railcar (1) - Kruckenberg's Schienenzeppelin, MFX with full sound - DRG






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Märklin H0 model railway motor wagon Kruckenbergs Schienenzeppelin, MFX with full sound, 2 driven axles, length about 28.5 cm, in new condition, in original packaging, catalogue 39777.
Description from the seller
Märklin H0 - 39777 - Model train motor car (1) - Kruckenberg's Rail Zeppelin, MFX with Full sound - DRG
Example: Kruckenberg Rail Zeppelin with propeller propulsion. A legendary classic from the 1930s.
Tested and working
Digital MFX
Front and rear lights
2 axles powered
Aircraft technology on the rails
In the 1920s, the air vehicle engineer Franz Kruckenberg, born in 1882 in Uetersen, had the vision of high-speed rail traffic with rail vehicles powered by propeller propulsion. The plan, executed by him based on lightweight aircraft construction, culminated on 21 June 1931 in a triumphant record run of his streamlined Rail Zeppelin, which at the time achieved the speed record for rail vehicles of 233 km/h, a record that would not be broken until 23 years later. During testing it became clear, however, that the propeller propulsion principle for rail vehicles was less well suited. Nevertheless, Kruckenberg, with these and the subsequent propeller-powered designs he developed, laid the foundation for modern lightweight high-speed train sets. Thus the Rail Zeppelin was and remains a legend to this day and a synonym for the rapid advances in rail vehicle technology, which today have reached their peak in high-speed traffic.
Model: Reissue of a Märklin classic. With digital decoder mfx+ with extensive sound functions. Controllable high-power drive. 2 driven axles. Anti-slip tires. With the direction-dependent dual-head front signal and one red tail light in conventional operation, digitally switchable. Standard built-in interior lighting in conventional operation, digitally switchable separately. Cab interior lighting digitally switchable separately. Lighting with maintenance-free warm-white and red LEDs. Propeller at the rear digitally switchable separately, in conventional operation. When shunting and reversing, an electric motor is audible and the propeller is deactivated. Driver figure in the driver's cab. Interior with miniature figurines as passengers.
Vehicle length approx. 28.5 cm.
Digital functions:
Front signal
Interior lighting
Running sound
Typhoon
Direct control
Brake squeal off
Cabin lighting
Signal tone
Shunting speed
Special function
Light function
Light function
Rail joint impact
Photos are part of the description
Locomotives come with a 1-month warranty after purchase.
If defective within 1 month from the Netherlands, return it free of charge.
All packages are sent by registered mail and insured
Seller's Story
Märklin H0 - 39777 - Model train motor car (1) - Kruckenberg's Rail Zeppelin, MFX with Full sound - DRG
Example: Kruckenberg Rail Zeppelin with propeller propulsion. A legendary classic from the 1930s.
Tested and working
Digital MFX
Front and rear lights
2 axles powered
Aircraft technology on the rails
In the 1920s, the air vehicle engineer Franz Kruckenberg, born in 1882 in Uetersen, had the vision of high-speed rail traffic with rail vehicles powered by propeller propulsion. The plan, executed by him based on lightweight aircraft construction, culminated on 21 June 1931 in a triumphant record run of his streamlined Rail Zeppelin, which at the time achieved the speed record for rail vehicles of 233 km/h, a record that would not be broken until 23 years later. During testing it became clear, however, that the propeller propulsion principle for rail vehicles was less well suited. Nevertheless, Kruckenberg, with these and the subsequent propeller-powered designs he developed, laid the foundation for modern lightweight high-speed train sets. Thus the Rail Zeppelin was and remains a legend to this day and a synonym for the rapid advances in rail vehicle technology, which today have reached their peak in high-speed traffic.
Model: Reissue of a Märklin classic. With digital decoder mfx+ with extensive sound functions. Controllable high-power drive. 2 driven axles. Anti-slip tires. With the direction-dependent dual-head front signal and one red tail light in conventional operation, digitally switchable. Standard built-in interior lighting in conventional operation, digitally switchable separately. Cab interior lighting digitally switchable separately. Lighting with maintenance-free warm-white and red LEDs. Propeller at the rear digitally switchable separately, in conventional operation. When shunting and reversing, an electric motor is audible and the propeller is deactivated. Driver figure in the driver's cab. Interior with miniature figurines as passengers.
Vehicle length approx. 28.5 cm.
Digital functions:
Front signal
Interior lighting
Running sound
Typhoon
Direct control
Brake squeal off
Cabin lighting
Signal tone
Shunting speed
Special function
Light function
Light function
Rail joint impact
Photos are part of the description
Locomotives come with a 1-month warranty after purchase.
If defective within 1 month from the Netherlands, return it free of charge.
All packages are sent by registered mail and insured
