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Preussische S9 Altona
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Scenario: Europe
Tags: train
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26 May, 2019 @ 6:06am
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Preussische S9 Altona

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Deutschland (DRG, DB, DB AG)
278 items
ModWerkstatt
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Description
The Altona was the result of a tender of the Association of German Engineers in 1902/1903. A locomotive was to be built to tow a 120-ton train at 120 km/h, if possible at 150 km/h. A specialty at this time was the cab forward construction.

Availibility: 1904-1918
Maximum Speed: 137 km/h
Power: 1029 kW
Tractive Effort: 100 kN
Weight: 89,5 t


Players without Steam can find the download at ModWerkstatt[modwerkstatt.com]
16 Comments
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meppensiegmar 25 Apr, 2021 @ 5:26am 
Ziemlich Olds cool
Captain_Pavlos 27 Jul, 2019 @ 9:11am 
sehr schöne Lok. Vielen Dank.
olaf.reininga 29 May, 2019 @ 7:21am 
Could you maybe make the Bayerische S3/6? This game has been out for some years now but still this legend isnt riding its rails. (Great job on this very peculiar engine too. I'm a real sucker for uniquely designed vehicles)
TotoDG 29 May, 2019 @ 2:23am 
People who dislike Bulleid's Leader: Ah, sh*t. Here we go again.
trunky  [author] 27 May, 2019 @ 3:22pm 
that's correct Kitsune
Kitsune Dawn 27 May, 2019 @ 2:27pm 
I remember reading about these things somewhere. Like a "weird locomotives" site or something. Whatever the case, if memory serves, they weren't true "cab forwards". Rather, the fireman stayed at the rear of the locomotive near the firebox, while the engineer made use of controls located at the front.
69er-charger 27 May, 2019 @ 2:15pm 
@domi5599 Danke
rose4100 27 May, 2019 @ 2:11pm 
I really like this model. It looks so unique from other Engines of the time. Thank you :).
domi5599 27 May, 2019 @ 2:02pm 
@69er-charger
Nun die Lok schaffte 137 km/h.
Es waren vlt 3-4 pr. D-Zug Wagen beim Versuch.
Die gibt es zwar für TPF, aber nur mit vmax 110 km/h.
69er-charger 27 May, 2019 @ 11:20am 
Schöne Lok, klasse Arbeit!!! Wisst Ihr, welche Wagen für diese Geschwindigkeit 1904 zugelassen waren?