H0 Expert Electric Locomotive Rh 1067 ÖBB IV #21040ff
12.06.2025 H0 Expert Electric Locomotive Rh 1067 ÖBB Era IV #21040ff
The shunting locomotive Rh 1067 – for the first time as a large-scale H0 model!
21040 Electric Locomotive Rh 1067 ÖBB Era IV €229.00
21042 Electric Locomotive Rh 1067 ÖBB Era IV incl. PSD XP and PIKO TrainSound® onboard €339.00
21043 ~Electric Locomotive Rh 1067 ÖBB Era IV incl. PSD XP and PIKO TrainSound® onboard €339.00
Key highlights of the PIKO model at a glance:
- Delicate metal scissor-type pantograph without visible screws
- Detailed replica of the cooling unit in the front section with a free-standing fan wheel
- Highly detailed chassis with numerous separately applied parts
- Three-light head signal with red tail lights, changing with the direction of travel in analog mode and switchable in digital mode
- Cab desk lighting: active in analog mode when moving, otherwise digitally switchable
- Additional digital lighting functions such as shunting signal and optionally switchable front and rear lights
- Digital sound versions with numerous prototypical sound functions
- Matching PSD XP sound decoder: #56649
- Base plate with track replica and suitable accessories such as brake hoses, coupling hooks, and coupling cover for display in a showcase
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» Vehicle Brochure BR Rh 1067 DE
» Vehicle Brochure BR Rh 1067 EN
About the Prototype:
Between 1961 and 1994, the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) operated a small fleet of true rarities with their class 1067 electric locomotives. Only a single prototype and four production units were ever built. They featured a technical specialty: an electro-hydraulic drive system. Built by Jenbacher Werke, these locomotives had a central cab and were used for shunting operations. They were seen in either fir green or blood orange livery. The diesel-inspired drive concept proved prone to technical issues, which led to the end of production. The last operational unit, 1067.03, was officially retired on October 1, 1994. Today, two of these locomotives can still be admired in railway museums in Knittelfeld and Ampflwang.
Our prototype: Electric Locomotive Rh 1067.01 ÖBB, circa 1979, assigned to the Selzthal depot
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Facts & Figures
- Length over buffers: 121 mm
- Minimum radius: 358 mm
- Era: IV
- Digital interface: NEM 658 PluX22
- NEM coupler pocket and close coupling mechanism
- Direction-dependent lighting white/red