LGB 26602 — RhB Ge 6/6 I "Crocodile" Electric Locomotive, Road #412 Blue Anniversary Scheme, G Scale
LGB 26602 — RhB Ge 6/6 I "Crocodile" Electric Locomotive, Road #412 Blue Anniversary Scheme, G Scale is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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LGB 26602 — RhB Ge 6/6 I "Crocodile" Electric Locomotive, Road #412 Blue Anniversary Scheme, G Scale is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Road number 412 is one of the most storied locomotives in the RhB Ge 6/6 I fleet. Built in 1925 as part of the legendary "Crocodile" class that helped define Swiss alpine railroading, the 412 earned a second chapter in 2005 when it was repainted in a vivid blue livery to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Glacier Express. The scheme also carried the corporate logos of both Bemo and LGB — the two model manufacturers who produced commemorative models of the locomotive — making it a rare real-world prototype that wore the marks of its miniature counterparts. The 412 ran in special anniversary train service in this distinctive scheme until 2008, when gear damage sidelined it for good. It was eventually scrapped, making this livery a brief and well-documented footnote in RhB history.
LGB's model captures the 412 in that 2005–2008 window as a finely detailed G scale replica built predominantly of metal. Two powerful motors — one per truck — drive the locomotive, and the factory-installed mfx/DCC decoder handles an extensive suite of sounds and functions: directional headlights, cab lighting, prototype running sounds (including in analog mode), and a whistle activatable by trackside reed switches. Both pantographs are servo-driven and can be raised and lowered under digital command. Couplers at both ends are also remote-controllable in digital operation. The cab interiors are fully detailed and the cab doors open. Two LGB-coupler-compatible rail clearance devices are included for swapping out the servo-driven couplers if needed.
This was produced as a one-time series in 2021 and is now out of production.
- Scale: G (1:22.5)
- Era: V
- Road Number: 412
- Decoder: mfx/DCC with sound; analog sound capable
- Drive: Two motors (one per truck)
- Pantographs: Servo-driven, digitally controllable
- Minimum Radius: 600 mm / 23⅝"
- Length over Buffers: 600 mm / 23⅝"
- Prototype: RhB Ge 6/6 I, Swiss Federal Railways (1925–2008)
One remaining in stock. Rocket Rewards discount applies. Out of production.
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