Marklin 88001 - Class 80 Museum Steam Locomotive (Bochum-Dahlhausen Museum)

Prototype: Road number 80 030, museum tank locomotive for the railroad museum in Bochum. Version with dual headlights, welded water tanks, smokebox door without a central locking device, coal bunker add-on walls, generator to the left of the smoke stack, and a bell behind the smoke stack.

Model: The model of the class 80 steam locomotive has very fine prototypical details and is constructed of metal. It has a built-in powerful motor, cab windows with windowpanes, and LED headlights that change over with the direction of travel. The locomotive has complete working side rods, drive rods, and valve gear. Imitation brakes, rail clearance devices, and larger buffer plates are modelled. The model comes in a real wooden box with a certificate of authenticity. It forms the start of a loose series of famous German museum locomotives.

Length over the buffers approximately 44 mm / 1-3/4".

One-time series limited to only 499 pieces.

• Frame and body constructed of metal.
• LED headlights.
• Finely detailed, working rods and valve gear.
• Brakes modelled.
• Newest generation of a power motor.
• Comes in a real wooden box with a certificate of authenticity.
• Limited series of 499 pieces.