Model railway locomotive
EUR299,99
Hobbytrain DB AG starter set ICE4, 4 pieces + rails + transformer
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Best Hobbytrain products in the Model railway locomotive category
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Hobbytrain products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Hobbytrain DB AG starter set ICE4, 4 pieces + rails + transformer
Your start into the most beautiful hobby in the world with Germany's fastest climate protector. The starter set consists of a four-part train set of the series 412 (ICE4), a Kato track oval, and a controller with power supply. The ICE features a light change in white and red, as well as a powerful five-pole motor, and can be extended to prototype length with the extensions K10953 and K10954. The track oval measures 677 x 1337 mm and can be expanded with tracks from the Kato Unitrack range.
2. Hobbytrain Electric locomotive BR193 Vectron LTE Attractive Forces Ep.VI
With over 1000 units sold, the Vectron is one of the most successful rail vehicles ever built. It can now be found all over Europe, and the routes are getting longer. Slovakian and Swiss Vectrons meet in the heart of the Ruhr area, and ÖBB is expanding its network into the Netherlands and Belgium. Almost every day, new variants are added, and the Vectron has also found a home in Serbia and Bulgaria. The cost-effective Siemens Smartron is also gaining popularity. Many operators are competing for the favor of customers and trainspotters with increasingly elaborate and eye-catching designs.
Model railway locomotive
EUR199,–
Hobbytrain Electric locomotive BR193 Vectron LTE Attractive Forces Ep.VI
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3. Hobbytrain H32104 N Diesel locomotive Vossloh DE18 of BASF
New design. Since its market launch in 2014, more than 130 DE 18 locomotives have been sold, which today reliably serve in both shunting and mainline operations. With speeds ranging from 17 to 120 km/h, the DE 18 continuously delivers a power output of 1,800 kW, making it the most powerful medium-cab locomotive currently available on the European market. Cross-border variants with multi-country equipment are in operation, and the DE 18 can currently be equipped with four national train control systems and ETCS at various levels of development. As a result, these locomotives are found with German railway companies such as Rheincargo and Railadventure, as well as industrial railways like BASF, and with foreign operators like CFL, Europorte, and SNCF. Following the realization of the Vossloh G1000 BB and G1700 BB, the latest diesel locomotive, the DE 18, is now available as a model in N gauge. Each model includes a figure of a shunting driver with remote control for N gauge. The figure is exclusively re-modeled and produced for us by the company NOCH.
4. Hobbytrain Electric locomotive Rh 1116 181 ÖBB Cityjet, Ep.VI, sound
Matching the double-decker trains, ÖBB has now wrapped the first Taurus in Cityjet design. The 1116 181 will be used in both regional transport and in front of freight trains.
Model railway locomotive
EUR319,–
Hobbytrain Electric locomotive Rh 1116 181 ÖBB Cityjet, Ep.VI, sound
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5. Hobbytrain Electric locomotive BR 110 DB Ep.V
The E10 is part of the family of standard locomotives and was built for the Deutsche Bundesbahn starting in 1952. The four-axle machines were initially used in premium passenger services for express and D-trains. In 1962, a new streamlined locomotive body was designed for the Rheingold locomotives, which was also used from E10 288 onwards in the series machines. The bend at the front gave the locomotive its nickname "Bügelfalte" (Pleat). From then on, the locomotives were classified as E10.3 by the Deutsche Bundesbahn. Starting in the 1990s, the operational range of the locomotives, which were designated as series 110 from 1968, shifted towards local transport. Many machines were therefore equipped with multiple unit controls.
6. Hobbytrain N Electric locomotive Rh 1293 200 Vectron ÖBB Nightjet, Ep.VI, sound
With over 1,000 units sold, the Vectron is one of the most successful rail vehicles ever built. It can now be found throughout Europe, and the routes are getting longer. Slovak and Swiss Vectrons meet in the heart of the Ruhr area, and ÖBB is expanding its network into the Netherlands and Belgium. Almost every day, new variants are being introduced, and the Vectron is now also at home in Serbia and Bulgaria. The cost-effective Siemens Smartron is also gaining increasing popularity. Many operators are competing for the favor of customers and trainspotters with ever more elaborate and eye-catching designs.
Model railway locomotive
EUR309,–
Hobbytrain N Electric locomotive Rh 1293 200 Vectron ÖBB Nightjet, Ep.VI, sound
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7. Hobbytrain Electric locomotive BR 182 Taurus DB Netz Ep.VI
Hobbytrain H2789 N DB Netz class 182 Taurus electric locomotive.
Model railway locomotive
EUR201,39
Hobbytrain Electric locomotive BR 182 Taurus DB Netz Ep.VI
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8. Hobbytrain H32102 N Diesel locomotive Vossloh DE18 of DB Cargo DB Cargo
New design. Since its market launch in 2014, more than 130 DE 18 locomotives have been sold, which today reliably serve both shunting and mainline operations. Operating at speeds between 17 and 120 km/h, the DE 18 consistently delivers a power output of 1,800 kW, making it the most powerful medium-cab locomotive currently available on the European market. Cross-border variants are equipped for multiple countries, with the DE 18 currently able to be fitted with four national train control systems and ETCS at various levels of development. As a result, these locomotives can be found with German railway companies such as Rheincargo and Railadventure, as well as industrial railways like BASF, and with foreign operators such as CFL, Europorte, and SNCF. Following the realization of the Vossloh G1000 BB and G1700 BB, the latest diesel locomotive, the DE 18, is now available as a model in N scale. Each model includes a figure of a shunting locomotive driver with remote control for N scale. The figure is exclusively re-modeled and manufactured for us by NOCH.
Model railway locomotive
EUR209,99
Hobbytrain H32102 N Diesel locomotive Vossloh DE18 of DB Cargo DB Cargo
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9. Hobbytrain H30174 N Electric locomotive class 193 560 Vectron WirSindGüter of DB Cargo
With the initiative "Goods belong on the rails," DB Cargo is shifting more transport from the road to the environmentally friendly rail. The multi-system Vectron with the operating number 193 560 is on the European rail network daily, serving as a rolling billboard for this campaign.
Model railway locomotive
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EUR159,– was EUR169,–
Hobbytrain H30174 N Electric locomotive class 193 560 Vectron WirSindGüter of DB Cargo
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10. Hobbytrain SBB Cargo BR 193 657 Shadowpiercer, Ep.VI
SBB Cargo International has leased three Siemens Vectron locomotives from MRCE this year and has given them a new livery. In addition to the Alppiercer 1 and 2, the Nightpiercer, and the Hollandpiercer, there are now also three Shadowpiercer locomotives. With 193 657 Lago Maggiore, we complete our Vectron fleet at SBB Cargo.
