SKTRAINS HLE21-27
The series 21 locomotives (SNCB) are electric locomotives of the Belgian Railways (SNCB) equipped with thyristor choppers to modulate the power at start-up. They are technically very similar to the class 27, but with a lower power.
The series 11 and 12 locomotives are directly derived from these locomotives, and have the necessary equipment (for signalling and electrical voltage) to operate in the Netherlands and France respectively.
€25.00
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This package contains 7 variants, 4 for the HLE27 and 3 for the HLE21.
Features:
Realistic driving
TBL1 +
MEMOR
Automatic standby
Realistic headlights and lantern system
Realistic sounds
Inscriptions and signage in conformity
EHM for multiple unit
Isolation of pantographs
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