Express Train Locomotive S9 K.P.E.V.
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Era designation I

Road no.: Essen 912

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The model has spring buffers2 wheels with fiction tyresWith interior lightingThe model has a coupler pocket and short coupling cinematicLength over buffer in mmVehicle predominatly in metalNavigable minimum radius 360 mm21-pole electrical interface, newLocomotive has flywheel driveDouble headlights alternating with the direction of travel
  • Doors open and close
  • Train driver an fireman in driver‘s cab
  • Illuminated driver‘s cab; perfectly replicated back boilerplate
  • Boiler, locomotive chassis, walkway and tender box in die-cast zinc
  • fFnest metal spoked wheels
  • Open view between the frame and the boiler
  • True-to-epoch lighting, multipart lamp housing
  • Spring buffers
  • Lines in minimum material thickness
  • Many extra mounted parts
  • Precise replica of the control, reversing gear in die-cast zinc

Year of construction: 1908

Lenght: 21,86 m

Velocity: 110 km/h

Service weight: 75,5 t

PS: 1100

kW: 809

The 99 S9 delivered by Hanomag were mainly used as express trains on the north German lines of the KPEV. Although it was the most powerful 2´B1´ express train locomotive in Europe, the engine did not meet the requirements for a working engine for very long. As a result of the First World War, a few long express trains were used instead of short trains with high travel speeds. With their load, the S9 were not powerful enough, especially when starting, so that there were often delays. The Essen railway division had a total of ten engines of type S9, which were also used as express trains and passenger trains.