What loco is this?

[sinebar]

Saw this European steam loco but can't find the name of it.

 

[UP2CSX]

Don't know but, without a better picture or someone who really knows European steam, that's going to a tough one to identify.

 

[sinebar]

Don't know but, without a better picture or someone who really knows European steam, that's going to a tough one to identify.

It's neat loco. I hope someone can Identify it. I think it's made by Marklin. Here's the link to the website I found it.

http://alikante-modeltrain.blogspot.com/

 

[CBCNSfan]

It appears to be a 4-6-2 kind of hard to see the 2 under the cab but there's something there . I brightened it up a bit to see the detail,
Cheers

 

[TWhite]

From the lines and style, I'd hazard a guess that it's a Prussian (German) loco built between WWI and WWII. Just a guess, of course--but it has very distinctly Prussian 'lines' to it.

Tom

 

[HaggisKennedy]

Something like this, maybe:

http://www.euro-trains.com/roco/temp.asp?item=63328

Or, the whole line:

http://www.euro-trains.com/roco/r_ho_steam.asp?item=lngNumericSort

Go back to the homepage and click on Trix or Marklin or Fleischmann for more steamer offerings.

I think there's a German Steamers wiki as well.

Kennedy

 

[John P]

It's similar, but not identical, to a Bavarian S3/6. There's a Marklin model of it.

Here's one for sale on Ebay, with pictures:
http://tinyurl.com/6ngax9

 

[sinebar]

Something like this, maybe:

http://www.euro-trains.com/roco/temp.asp?item=63328

Or, the whole line:

http://www.euro-trains.com/roco/r_ho_steam.asp?item=lngNumericSort

Go back to the homepage and click on Trix or Marklin or Fleischmann for more steamer offerings.

I think there's a German Steamers wiki as well.

Kennedy

I'd say that's pretty darn close and the price is good too. Thanks for the links.