Bemo modernizes the technology of the Rhaetian Crocodile and equips
it with LED lighting as well as a Next18 digital interface.
The replacement of the total of 57 steam locomotives was initiated
in 1912/13 with the single-frame locomotives Ge 2/4 and Ge 4/6,
which were powered by blind shafts and connecting rods. From 1921,
the RhB focused on articulated bogie locomotives: By 1929,
SLM/BBC/MFO produced a total of 15 of the 1076 HP C’C’-locomotives
for the newly electrified routes. The legendary RhB "Crocodiles"
were able to demonstrate their performance, especially on the steep
Albula line. Some machines were visually distinguished by the
installation of additional roof resistors. The locomotives are not
only technical masterpieces but also an important part of the
cultural heritage of the RhB, which fascinates both railway
enthusiasts and tourists alike.
Model details
Die-cast chassis
LED driver's cab lighting
LED front signal 3+1 direction-dependent
Power collection via all six axles
Drive via both bogies
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