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2025-02-10 09:11:55

News 2025.02 - Mixnitz – St. Erhard

The return of the narrow gauge!

After two years of sorrow, narrow gauge is finally returning to HALLING! It is with great pleasure that we can present the first two motorised H0e models! The approximately 11 km long Mixnitz-St. Erhard narrow gauge line was built in 1913 as part of the development of the magnesite deposits in Breitenau am Hochlantsch. The electric locomotives ‘E1’ and ‘E2’ with the Bo axle arrangement were used for the mixed operation of passenger and goods trains.

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The locomotives, painted in the typical blue livery, differ in numerous prototypical details and arrive fully equipped with reworked, hand-coloured accessories. The new coreless drive not only provides smooth running characteristics but also plenty of space and, for the first time in the model's long and varied history, a complete view through the driver's cab. The specially developed circuit board not only offers alternating lights, but also the option of simply digitalizing the small engine or even equipping it with sound.

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