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Märklin H0 - 3756 - Electric locomotive - Serie Ce 6/8 III, "Krokodil" - SBB
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Märklin H0 - 3756 - Electric locomotive - Serie Ce 6/8 III, "Krokodil" - SBB

Märklin H0 - 3756 - Electric locomotive series Ce 6/8 III ‘Crocodile’ of the SBB. In original packaging with booklet. Company Number: 13305 Green colour scheme with metal-grey roof. Green chassis with grey spoked wheels No breakage or paint damage. Tested on functions. This locomotive has hardly been on track, see the pickup shoe and (toothed) wheels Standard with a 5-pole high-power motor for extra pulling power. Lighting can be controlled digitally. The well-known workhorse of the Swiss Railways SBB with the nickname ‘Crocodile’ Please see the photos of this very beautiful locomotive. The presentation rail is not included in the offer History. The Swiss Ce 6/8 III was based on its predecessor the Ce 6/8 II, and was built by SLM (Schweizerische Locomotiv-und Maschinenfabrik) and the MFO (Machined Fabrik Oerlikon). The mechanical part of the Ce 6/8 III was manufactured by the SLM and the electrical part by the MFO. The locomotive was given the nickname "Crocodile" or "Gotthard Crocodile". The locomotive was developed for freight transport on steep slopes such as the Gotthard Bahn. In total, 18 locomotives of the Ce 6/8 III series were built, of which 9 were put into operation in the year 1926 and 9 in 1927. The Ce6/8 III locomotives were immediately deployed on the Gotthard railway. The maximum speed was around 65 km/h. In April 1977, the last Ce 6/8 III was decommissioned. Some of these crocodiles have been preserved, and some are still functional and are used for special trips.

No. 17943523

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Märklin H0 - 3756 - Electric locomotive - Serie Ce 6/8 III, "Krokodil" - SBB

Märklin H0 - 3756 - Electric locomotive - Serie Ce 6/8 III, "Krokodil" - SBB

Märklin H0 - 3756 - Electric locomotive series Ce 6/8 III ‘Crocodile’ of the SBB.
In original packaging with booklet.

Company Number: 13305
Green colour scheme with metal-grey roof.
Green chassis with grey spoked wheels

No breakage or paint damage.
Tested on functions.
This locomotive has hardly been on track, see the pickup shoe and (toothed) wheels
Standard with a 5-pole high-power motor for extra pulling power.

Lighting can be controlled digitally.
The well-known workhorse of the Swiss Railways SBB with the nickname ‘Crocodile’

Please see the photos of this very beautiful locomotive.
The presentation rail is not included in the offer

History. The Swiss Ce 6/8 III was based on its predecessor the Ce 6/8 II, and was built by SLM (Schweizerische Locomotiv-und Maschinenfabrik) and the MFO (Machined Fabrik Oerlikon). The mechanical part of the Ce 6/8 III was manufactured by the SLM and the electrical part by the MFO. The locomotive was given the nickname "Crocodile" or "Gotthard Crocodile". The locomotive was developed for freight transport on steep slopes such as the Gotthard Bahn. In total, 18 locomotives of the Ce 6/8 III series were built, of which 9 were put into operation in the year 1926 and 9 in 1927.

The Ce6/8 III locomotives were immediately deployed on the Gotthard railway. The maximum speed was around 65 km/h. In April 1977, the last Ce 6/8 III was decommissioned. Some of these crocodiles have been preserved, and some are still functional and are used for special trips.

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