Marklin 88323 − HKB Diesel Loco No. 30 Era IV

  • Marklin 88323 − HKB Diesel Loco No. 30 Era IV from Marklin Model Trains
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Scale: Z-Scale

EAN/UPC: 4001883883236

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Prototype: Hersfeld County Railroad diesel locomotive, road number 30 (former road number V 320 001 and Henschel DH 4000) in the light reddish orange paint scheme of era IV, around 1976/1977.

Highlights

  • The loco is powered by a bell armature motor.
  • Warm-white/red LED headlights change over with the direction of travel.
  • The running gear is constructed of metal and the body of plastic.
  • Engine room lighting.
  • Modeled engine room details.
  • Separately applied grab irons and pan-shaped antenna.

Product description

Model: The loco has running gear made of metal and a body made of plastic. Both trucks are powered. The loco is powered by a bell armature motor. A pan-shaped antenna is separately applied above cab 2. The LED headlights (3 x warm white/2 x red) change over with the direction of travel. The loco has a modeled engine room with lighting. The model has a high level of detail with a fine and elaborate paint scheme and lettering. The high weight of the loco offers excellent tractive power. The grab irons are separately applied.

Length over the buffers approximately 105 mm / 4-1/8".

Charlie's Tips

Matching car sets are available as items 82441 and 82442.

Publications

- Fall New Items 2026

Prototype information

The Powerhouse on the Hersfeld County Railroad After the end of the lease period with the DB on June 28, 1974, road number V 320 001 was acquired in October of 1975 by the Hersfeld County Railroad (starting in 1984: Hersfeld Railroad Company or HEG). Heavy potash trains (up to 1,600 metric tons / 1,763 short tons) were hauled on this line with its many grades and curves between the mining area near Heimboldshausen and Schenklengsfeld. With this mighty “powerhouse,” now designated as the class V 30II, pusher or additional locomotives could be largely dispensed with on these trains. The purchase of two new diesel locomotives in 1988 then marked the end of the guest appearance of the class V 320 on the HEG.

Features

$
/Metal locomotive frame.
NTriple headlights and two red marker lights that change over with the direction of travel.
+Built-in LED interior lighting.
4Era 4
YATTENTION: adults only

Warning

ATTENTION: adults only
ATTENTION: not for children under 15 years

EAN/UPC: 4001883883236