N Scale Electric Locomotives

Electric locomotive 230 003 of the Deutsche Reichsbahn



* Rich detailing on the model with many separately applied plug-in parts
* Elaborate roof design with authentic pantographs

In the 1980s, the DR purchased electric dual-system locomotives to enhance its ability to manage cross-border traffic operations and the steadily growing traffic volume on the lines between the GDR and Czechoslovakia. However, due to a lack of experience in dual voltage technology (GDR: AC voltage 15 kV/16⅔ Hz, ČSSR: DC voltage 3 kV) and the full capacity production at the electric locomotive manufacturer LEW in Hennigsdorf, the locomotives were built based on the ČSD series ES 499.1 and 499.2. The Škoda locomotive factory had no prior experience in manufacturing locomotives for the AC system 15 kV/16⅔ Hz. Consequently, the AC equipment components were sourced from the GDR. The ČSD's demand led to a double order for Škoda, resulting in 15 locomotives of class 372 and 20 locomotives of class 230 for the DR.


 
General data
Coupling NEM shaft 355 with close coupling mechanism
Minimum radius 192 mm
Traction tyres 2
Number of driven axles 4
Scale N
Epoch IV
Railway Company DR
Electrical
Motor 5-pole motor
Head light 3 headlight, dependent on the direction of travel/2 tail lights, dependent on the direction of travel
LED head light yes
Control DC analogique
Interface Electrical interface for traction units Next18
Measurements
Length over buffer 105 mm

We fully test & inspect every locomotive before it ships to you.
release
2025 New Item
scale
N
category
Electric Locomotives
era
Era IV (1970-1990)
Nationality
Germany
Railway
DR (Deutsche Reichsbahn (East Germany))
our product code
FL-7560042
UPC/EAN
4005575263344
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