Pre-order Piko 50802 H0 - Tr12 steam locomotive, PKP, ep.III, DCC with sound

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H0 scale model of the PKP Tr12 steam freight locomotive with sound and smoke – Era III

PIKO 50802 is a highly detailed H0 scale model of the Tr12 steam freight locomotive, one of the most important heavy goods locomotives used by Polish State Railways. The model represents a PKP locomotive from Era III and is factory-fitted with both a digital sound decoder and a smoke generator.

• Scale: H0 (1:87)
• Model length (over buffers): 200 mm
• Railway administration: PKP – Polish State Railways
• Era: III
• Control system: DCC digital operation
• Decoder interface: NEM 658 – 22-pin (PluX22)
• Decoder: factory-installed PSD XP sound decoder
• Smoke function: factory-installed smoke generator
• Lighting: direction-dependent white/red headlights
• Cab lighting: digitally switchable in DCC mode
• Traction tyres: 2
• Minimum radius: 422 mm
• Couplings: NEM coupling pocket
• The model is painted and ready to run

The model features finely detailed running gear with metal wheelsets, delicate valve gear and numerous separately applied details such as pumps, pipes and handrails. The factory-installed smoke generator combined with rich sound functions greatly enhances realism during operation.

History of the Tr12 locomotive

Between 1897 and 1919, Austrian locomotive works produced more than 830 class 170 locomotives for heavy freight service. A superheated steam version was later developed, retaining the proven chassis while significantly improving efficiency.

In Poland, these locomotives became known as class Tr12 and were adapted to local requirements with larger superheaters, extended chimneys, Westinghouse air brakes and modified cabs. They played a major role in freight transport, particularly in southern Poland.

After World War II, 39 locomotives returned to PKP service, with the last units withdrawn in 1969. The Tr12 marked an important step in the transition from saturated to superheated steam technology and left a lasting impact on European steam locomotive development.

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.