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PIKO · 52841 · Locomotives · Diesel
~BR D.145 FS V + PluX22 Dec.
- Scale
- H0 (1:87)
- Era
- IV
- Railway
- Italian State Railways
- Country
- Italy
- EAN
- 4015615528418
Market price
Not enough data from the last 12 months to give a price.
Model
Basic
- Product line
- PIKO Expert
Market
- Market status
- available
Description
- Catalog description
- With the striking FS diesel locomotive D.145, a PIKO new design of a purely Italian vehicle now appears for the first time! Due to its special appearance, the wide range of applications and the excellent driving characteristics with a successful mixture of attention to detail and operational suitability, this machine will delight collectors of exceptional European locomotives and layout operators alike. The D.145 from PIKO impresses with the finest paint and printing, the exact shape of the housing, attached grab irons and sharply engraved bogie covers. The light change is white/red depending on the direction of travel by means of LEDs. The standard cab lighting and the direction-dependent tail lights can be controlled digitally with a PluX22 decoder. The five-pole motor provides excellent driving characteristics with two flywheel masses. The model has a PluX22 digital interface according to NEM 658 and is prepared for easy retrofitting with sound and the largest possible speaker. The AC model is already factory-equipped with a suitable mfx-compatible PIKO SmartDecoder 4.1 PluX22 decoder. Brake hoses for retrofitting are included.
Dimensions and compatibility
Scale and track
- Track gauge
- H0 · 16.5 mm
Dimensions
- Length over buffers
- 175 mm
Couplers
- Front coupler pocket
- NEM 362
- Rear coupler pocket
- NEM 362
Track and curves
- Minimum radius
- 358 mm
Drive and mechanics
Drive
- Traction tyres
- 2
Electrics and electronics
Power supply
- System
- AC (three-rail)
Factory electronics
- Decoder interface
- PluX22
- Factory decoder
- Yes
Lighting
- Head lights
- Yes
- Rear lights
- Yes
- Direction-dependent lights
- Yes
Last change: November 4, 2026