1:160 scale model produced by Kato. This model is ready-to-run straight out of the box and would make a excellent addition to any model railway collection.

Features:

• Analogue DC Model
• Best suited to Epoch VI Model Railways
• This model mainly operates in Switzerland
• Decorated in RhB company markings
• Best suited to 150mm radius curves
• Unique Car Liveries: Each carriage is painted to represent a historic line—light blue and grey two-tone for the Chur–Arosa Railway, green and beige for the Rhaetian Railway, and yellow for the Bernina Railway.
• Narrow-Gauge Model: Recreates metre-gauge (1 m) tracks in N gauge (1:150 scale) and is fully compatible with Unitrack Compact R150 layouts.
• Detailed Printing: Front emblem, markings, and “R St. Moritz” lettering are finely printed for authentic realism.
• Working Lighting: Three headlights illuminate the front, and taillights reflect the correct lighting of one white headlight on the right side when coupled with passenger cars.
• Realistic Detailing: Jumper plugs at the front are modelled as separate parts for accuracy.
• Flexible Coupling Options: Front end fitted with a dummy coupler, middle section with a Glacier Express short coupler. Includes two front couplers and two short couplers for attaching passenger cars.
• Smooth Operation: Equipped with a GM-3 motor with flywheel, providing powerful and smooth driving performance.
• Special Packaging: Supplied in a specially designed box for safe storage and display.

Details

The Rhaetian Railway (RhB) is one of Switzerland’s largest private railway companies, operating a network of more than 400 km, primarily within the canton of Graubünden. The present-day RhB was formed through the merger of several earlier railways, including the Landquart–Davos Railway (LD), the Bernina Railway (BB) and the Chur–Arosa Railway (ChA).

To mark 100 years since the formation of this extensive network, RhB introduced a special retro livery for an ABe 8/12 Allegra trainset. The design pays tribute to the railway’s heritage while also celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Albula and Bernina lines being inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Each carriage carries a different livery representing one of the historic railways that formed the RhB and the routes on which the Allegra operates today. Offering a moving panorama of the railway’s history in a single train, the striking set has become affectionately known locally as the “Ahnenzug” (Ancestor Train).

Combining modern, state-of-the-art rolling stock with nostalgic colour schemes, the train has attracted considerable attention from both railway enthusiasts and the travelling public.