Märklin 37990 Class 4000 "Big Boy" (UP) | Gauge H0 - Heavy freight train locomotive
The Märklin 37990 Class 4000 "Big Boy" is an impressive heavy freight locomotive that brings to life the large-scale rail transport of the Union Pacific Railroad (UP) from the 1960s. This locomotive, number 4013, is a true tribute to the greatness of the steam era.
Characteristics:
-Powerful Performance:This locomotive is equipped with a high-power engine with bell armature and flywheel in the boiler, making it able to pull even the heaviest freight trains with ease. With 8 driven axles and 4 traction tires, it offers unparalleled traction.
-Smooth Curves:The articulated drivetrain ensures that this locomotive can drive smoothly through curves, while the middle coupled axles are sprung for optimal traction.
-Realistic Lighting:Headlights, tender and number boxes are illuminated with maintenance-free LED lights, which can be operated both conventionally and digitally.
-Smoke sets:This locomotive can be equipped with 2 smoke sets Märklin 7226 for realistic smoke effects.
-Digital Decoders:With 2 Digital decoders on board, this locomotive offers extensive sound functions and other additional functions. Enjoy the speed-dependent steam locomotive sound, bell and whistle signals, spotlights, number box and cab lighting, as well as acceleration and braking delays, all digitally controllable with Control Unit 6021.
-Speaker and Sound:The tender houses a powerful speaker with adjustable volume, allowing the locomotive to produce a lifelike sound that is synchronized with the movement of the locomotive.
-Many Assembled Parts:With mounted metal handles and included figures of an engineer and a stoker for the cab, this locomotive is packed with authentic details.
-Powerful and Imposing:With a length of 46.5 cm, the Märklin 37990 Class 4000 "Big Boy" is not only powerful in performance, but also impressive in size.
This locomotive pays tribute to the greatness of the steam era and will make a striking addition to your model railway. With his power, sound and realistic details he brings the history of the railway to life.
