Steam Locomotive BR 54 8-11 DB
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Steam Locomotive BR 54 8-11 DB

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Era designation III

Road no.: 54 1128

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Item no. 40458

Direct currentPrepared for locomotive soundLocomotive is prepared for the installation of a smoke generator

Item no. 40459

Alternating current Digital PremiumPrepared for locomotive soundLocomotive is prepared for the installation of a smoke generator

Item no. 40460

Direct current Digital PremiumIntegrated locomotive soundLocomotive has a smoke generator

Item no. 40461

Alternating current Digital PremiumIntegrated locomotive soundLocomotive has a smoke generator
The model has spring buffers2 wheels with fiction tyresWith interior lightingThe model has a coupler pocket and short coupling cinematicVehicle predominatly in metalNavigable minimum radius 360 mm21-pole electrical interface, newLocomotive has flywheel driveDouble headlights alternating with the direction of travel
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  • Boiler, chassis and tender box in die-cast zinc
  • Finest metal spoked wheels
  • Smoke generator and sound decoder, either built in or as a retrofit option
  • True-to epoch lighting, multipart lamp housing
  • Train driver an fireman in driver's cab
  • Illuminated driver's cab
  • Spring buffers
  • Standard shaft front and rear with link guide
  • Close coupling between locomotive and tender
  • Perfectly replicated back boilerplate
  • Filigree reversing gear
  • Precise printing
  • Lines in minimum material thickness
  • Fine engravings and rivets

Year of construction: 1901

Lenght: 16,17 m

Velocity: 65 km/h

Service weight: 55,1 t

PS: 825

kW: 606,79

In the 54.8-11 class, several operable units survived the Second World War, and they continued to see use after the war because of the extreme shortage of locomotives. This included all the 54.8 units that had been converted to superheated steam, even though this was one of the most economical DR classes. The 54.8 units that counted as Polish property were not affected by this order. They remained in DB operation until 1951, and were only decommissioned when it became clear that the political situation made their return impossible.