Pre-order Piko 50767 H0 - TKt48 steam locomotive, PKP, ep.III, DCC with sound

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H0 scale model of the PKP TKt48 steam tank locomotive with sound and smoke – Era III

PIKO 50767 is a highly detailed H0 scale model of the TKt48 steam tank locomotive, one of the most versatile steam locomotives used by Polish State Railways. The model represents a PKP locomotive from Era III and is factory-fitted with a digital sound decoder and smoke generator.

• Scale: H0 (1:87)
• Model length (over buffers): 163 mm
• Railway administration: PKP – Polish State Railways
• Era: III
• Control system: DCC digital operation
• Decoder interface: NEM 658 – 22-pin (PluX22)
• Sound: PIKO TrainSound® onboard
• Smoke function: factory-installed smoke generator
• Lighting: direction-dependent white/red headlights
• Cab, chassis and firebox lighting: digitally switchable
• Traction tyres: 2
• Minimum radius: 422 mm
• Couplings: NEM coupling pocket
• The model is painted and ready to run

The model features finely detailed brake gear, metal wheels, clear cab windows and a fully detailed driver’s cab interior. Thanks to its high adhesive weight, the locomotive offers excellent traction and smooth running characteristics.

The factory-installed smoke generator, synchronized with sound and motion, together with firebox flicker lighting, provides an exceptionally realistic steam locomotive experience.

History of the TKt48 locomotive

The TKt48 class steam tank locomotives were designed as universal engines for passenger and freight services on mountainous and secondary lines. Between 1950 and 1957, 191 units were built for PKP by Fablok and Cegielski.

With a maximum speed of 80 km/h in both directions and high adhesive weight, TKt48 locomotives revolutionized operations on branch lines in mountainous regions such as the Sudetes and Tatra Mountains.

Declining traffic and line closures led to their withdrawal by 1989, although several examples survive today as preserved museum locomotives.

About PIKO

PIKO is one of the world’s leading model railway manufacturers, active since 1949. The company offers a wide range of locomotives, rolling stock and accessories across its Hobby, Expert and Classic product lines.

The PIKO Expert series focuses on highly detailed models with faithful prototype accuracy and reliable running characteristics for demanding model railway layouts.