PDF - Instructions:
Bayerische S3/6

Description

The item offered here is a digital assembly instruction in PDF file format. There are no construction elements included in the offer! The image is a digitally created image and is only intended to represent the finished product.

Number of stones: 1,196
Level of difficulty: Hard
Age recommendation: 18+
Designed by: Andi

In addition to the parts list, you will need the following parts in the colour black:

4x Flanged Train Wheel (alternativ können Sie auch normale Eisenbahnräder benutzen)
4x XL Blind Drive (coming soon)
2x XL Flanged Drive (coming soon)
2x Medium Blind Driver (coming soon)

The designation S3/6 is still familiar to every railway fan today. It stands not only for the axle sequence 2'C'1 "Pacific", but also for the legendary steam locomotive: Bavarian S3/6.

The express steam locomotive was built a total of 159 times by Maffei in Munich-Allach between 1908 and 1931. The S3/6 is a larger further development of the Baden IVf also built by Maffei. The Bavarian Stars were delivered in 15 series (a-o). Except for the series d and e, which had a driving wheel diameter of 2,000mm, the S3/6 had a driving wheel diameter of 1,870mm. This had a favourable effect on the driving behaviour, so that the machine could be used both in the lowlands and in the mountains. The maximum speed was 120km/h regardless of the wheel diameter. The series a-i, with the exception of the series d-e, had a so-called wind cutting cab, all locomotives of the series a-i were procured by the Royal Bavarian State Railway. The last series k-o were finally ordered by the newly founded Deutsche Reichsbahn Gesellschaft.

The Bavarian S3/6s are famous for their service in front of the FFD Rheingold and the Orient Express, they also carried the East End Vienna Express, Alpen-Nordsee-Express and the Paris-Prague Express.

They confidently completed long-distance journeys of 820 kilometres without exhausting themselves, e.g. from Hamburg and Munich.

Since the engine was implemented as realistically as possible, the model requires a minimum radius of R56. The model can be motorised with an L- and traction motor, battery box and receiver find their place in the tender as usual.

In addition, a steam module can be installed, which you can purchase here: www.joooooy.com

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