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RhB Ge 4/4 II Electric Loco, 633





Starting in 1973, Switzerland´s Rhätische Bahn (RhB) purchased 23 of these modern electric locos. Today, they are the backbone of the RhB´s motive power roster, often doubleheading heavy trains on the railway´s many mountainous routes. Each loco is named after a town along the line. Number 633 wears the name and coat of arms of Zuoz. This LGB model features the authentic livery of 633 and much more. The pantographs automatically raise and lower to match the direction of travel. The lanterns also change color, white or red, according to the direction of travel. The twin cabs and passageways are detailed and decorated.


The Prototype
Starting in 1973, the RhB purchased 23 of these modern locos for passenger and freight service. Today, these powerful locomotives are the backbone of the locomotive fleet of the RhB, often doubleheading heavy freight trains on the mountainous routes. Each loco is named after a town along the line, and number 633 wears the name and coat of arms of Zuoz.

The Model
This detailed model features:
- weather-resistant construction
- opening cab doors
- two power control switches
- track or catenary power operation
- two protected gearboxes with seven-pole Bühler motors
- eight powered wheels
- one traction tire
- twelve power pickups
- two automatic pantographs
- remote control of pantographs (with Multi-Train System)
- voltage stabilization circuit with surge protection
- automatic directional lighting (exterior and interior)
- two multi-purpose sockets with fuse
- length: 570 mm (22.4 in.)
- weight: 4150 g (9.1 lb.)