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Tigerli
Model of a steam locomotive with good hauling and running capacities, not too difficult for a less experienced model engineer. The prototype was produced from 1902 to 1915 by the Swiss Locomotive Works of Winterthur in two versions for shunting and for passenger trains. Of the 82 engines some 20 have survived which are owned by museums or are run by historic steam railway societies of Switzerland
- 5'' gauge (127mm)
- copper boiler ø100mm, pressure 6 bar, coal firing, no superheater
- water tank separated from the frame twin axle pump, vertical hand pump in the cab
- two cylinders ø32mm, stroke 44mm
- Walschaerts valve gear, slide valve
- driving wheels ø92mm
- approx. weight of the engine 40kg
- Description
Single castings
