File:PMT-Technomodell-1560-H0f-feldbahn-lok-LKM-Ns2f-underside.jpg

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English: (6.7 mm gauge) model of narrow gauge locomotive, with a driving cabin, painted dark green. The 1:87 (H0-scale) locomotive was originally manufactured by PMT Technomodell (Gerhard Walter, from Dresden). The model represents a 1:87-scale Feldbahn (600 mm / 2 ft gauge) diesel locomotive.

The original German-language packaging states that the model is of a diesel locomotive, scaled down for 6.7-mm gauge, painted green/rot, and is driven on two axles, by an electric motor made by :

PMT Technomodell
Nr. 1560
Feldbahndiesellokomotive
Ns2f
zweiachsig grün/rot
für Spurweite 6,7 mm

mit
On the underside, a stylized signature "PMT" is visible, along with mouldings representing the braking system, and lots of brass, used for additional traction weight.
Date
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Author Andreas Seibicke

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1:87 scale model of green narrow gauge locomotive (underside)

12 November 2020

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