Fleischmann H0 - 4225 - Electric locomotive (1) - Rusty, used model locomotive; inscription 261199-3 visible on both sides. - DB

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This Fleischmann H0-scale Baureihe 261 diesel shunting locomotive, catalogue number 4225, is an analogue DC model in wine red with a silver-coloured roof, marked 261 199-3 and in reasonable, rusted used condition.

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Description from the seller

• Brand: Fleischmann (article number 4225).
• Type: Heavy diesel shunter locomotive of the Baureihe 261 (originally known as the well-known V 60).
• Works number: 261 199-3 (clearly visible on the side of the cab).
• System: This model is standardly made for analog direct current (DC) layouts.
• Color scheme: Classic wine-red (old red) with a silver-colored roof and red wheels with coupling rods

• Brand: Fleischmann (article number 4225).
• Type: Heavy diesel shunter locomotive of the Baureihe 261 (originally known as the well-known V 60).
• Works number: 261 199-3 (clearly visible on the side of the cab).
• System: This model is standardly made for analog direct current (DC) layouts.
• Color scheme: Classic wine-red (old red) with a silver-colored roof and red wheels with coupling rods

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Brand
Fleischmann
Railroad company
DB
Scale
H0
Catalogue number
4225
Power supply
DC - Direct current
Control
Analogue
Condition
Reasonable condition
Packaging
Without original box
Additional information
Rusty, used model locomotive; inscription 261199-3 visible on both sides.
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