New Roco HO Swiss Ae3/6 Electric Locomotive

Roco has just delivered the all-new Swiss HO class Ae3/6 Electric locomotives. This is a great new model with many new innovations. The model is very limited. Several versions will be made in green and brown. They will be made in DC and AC with and without sound. To view the selection click here
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MODEL HIGHLIGHTS:
Complete, exceptionally detailed new construction with elaborate - - reproduction of the Buchli drive
Highly accurate, completely new spoked wheel design
Delicately crafted current collectors
Model in the design of the 2nd series
Grids on roof superstructure made from fine metal
Small lamps
Driver’s cab and machine room lighting
Sound-synchronous shift lights in the machine room
ROCO Dynamic-Sound system and 16-bit sound
Short coupling mechanism at each end of the locomotive
Perfectly presented in a transparent display box
Prototype: The Ae 3/6? came into operation between 1921 and 1929 and were in regular service for over 70 years. Initially used for the high-quality express train transport on the east-west axis, the machines also proved their worth in regional, postal and goods train services. They were found in all three parts of the country and on all railway lines - with the Saint Gotthard route being rather an exception. Only at the very beginning, the SBB used the Ae 3/6? on mountain lines, afterward, only in exceptional cases.

[@raymondleggs5508]

this is the first loco you buy when you sell your timeshare

[@Datboi169]

Being Dutch I love European trains. Would everything Roco HO work with my dcc nce powercab layout? If so I will def order from your website. Thanks in advance.

[@joeviking61]

I’m assuming this is in N sale ?

[@hongmaichen3085]

HO

[@microrails]

What Scale?

[@ReynauldsEuroImports]

HO

[@flippop101]

This presentation, although nicely filmed, is all a bit non-factual for me. After watching the vid, I still don’t know what scale model we‘re looking at. Assuming the model is N scale, the quality of the workmanship from Roco would appear to be second to none.

[@ReynauldsEuroImports]

Philip Roco has not made N-Scale in over 40 years, sorry we assumed everyone knew that. Roco did however acquire Fleishmann about 15 years ago. Today Fleischmann is all N-Scale so this model might come out in N-Scale under the Fleischmann brand.