Artitec H0 - 21.224.01 - Steam locomotive with tender (1) - Series 3700 with 3-axle tender, museum edition - NS





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Artitec H0 steam locomotive with tender, NS 3737, museum edition, series 3700 with a 3-axle tender, in original packaging, new, analogue and digital control, AC power, catalogue number 21.224.01, certificate included.
Description from the seller
Artitec H0 - 21.224.01 - Steam locomotive with tender (1) - Series 3700 with 3-axle tender, museum edition - NS
Fleet number 3737, museum edition
With certificate
NS 3737 (also known as the "Old Lady" or "Jumbo") is the very last steam locomotive to run the final official regular steam train ride for the Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) on January 7, 1958
Tested and working
Digital address 3, with 21-pin MTC21 interface
Front headlights at the front
Firebox lighting
3 axles powered
Spring buffers
Olive green livery with gold-colored brass dome and safety lining and gold-colored lanterns, with 3-axle tender as this "Old Lady" stands in the Railway Museum in Utrecht
The locomotives were nicknamed 'Jumbo' because of their large size and immense power compared with older models.
On January 7, 1958 3737 ran the last official trip from Geldermalsen to the Railway Museum in Utrecht, marking the definitive end of steam service on the Dutch main network.
The locomotive has covered about 3 million kilometers in total and has since stood as a showpiece in the Railway Museum.
Photos are part of the description.
Locomotives come with 1 month warranty after purchase.
If defective within 1 month from the Netherlands, return at no cost.
All packages are sent by registered mail and insured.
Seller's Story
Artitec H0 - 21.224.01 - Steam locomotive with tender (1) - Series 3700 with 3-axle tender, museum edition - NS
Fleet number 3737, museum edition
With certificate
NS 3737 (also known as the "Old Lady" or "Jumbo") is the very last steam locomotive to run the final official regular steam train ride for the Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) on January 7, 1958
Tested and working
Digital address 3, with 21-pin MTC21 interface
Front headlights at the front
Firebox lighting
3 axles powered
Spring buffers
Olive green livery with gold-colored brass dome and safety lining and gold-colored lanterns, with 3-axle tender as this "Old Lady" stands in the Railway Museum in Utrecht
The locomotives were nicknamed 'Jumbo' because of their large size and immense power compared with older models.
On January 7, 1958 3737 ran the last official trip from Geldermalsen to the Railway Museum in Utrecht, marking the definitive end of steam service on the Dutch main network.
The locomotive has covered about 3 million kilometers in total and has since stood as a showpiece in the Railway Museum.
Photos are part of the description.
Locomotives come with 1 month warranty after purchase.
If defective within 1 month from the Netherlands, return at no cost.
All packages are sent by registered mail and insured.

