RG-L006 · Generator
AEG generator (uncovered)
The AEG generator uncovered, with housing ribs, lifting eyes and nameplate, on wooden transport beams with steel cross members. Sits permanently on transport beams and fits every RailGut Base.
CAD renderings of the Base and Load.
- Length
- 90 mm
- Width
- 28 mm
- Height
- 40 mm
- Scale
- H0 · 1:87
Features
Features
- Highly detailed model
- Four integrated pins for the RailGut interface
- With transport beams and mounting points
- Realistic weathering or base grey to paint yourself
Applications
Applications
- Power supply
- Power stations
- Heavy transport
- Plant construction
- Model railways and dioramas
Dimensions (approx.)
Dimensions (approx.)
Schematic envelope dimensions in millimetres.
Details
Details
Background
The AEG name
In 1881 Emil Rathenau acquired the licence for Edison’s patents. In 1883 he founded the Deutsche Edison-Gesellschaft für angewandte Electricität, which became the Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft, AEG, in 1887.
In the decades before the First World War, AEG and Siemens & Halske were the leading electrical companies in Germany. Power plant systems, turbines, generators, transformers and motors were among their core products.
Our AEG generator is a free industrial interpretation, not a replica of a specific machine. L005 shows it covered under a draped tarpaulin with tie-down straps, L006 uncovered.
Compatible Bases
The same Load fits every RailGut Base.
- Base B006Märklin Lgjs 573 (4768, 4769, 4515, 47672, 47680, 47689) wagon
- Ground Base B007Reinforced wood and steel foundation – no wagon, for workshop, loading street and diorama
- Ground Base B008Concrete and wood storage foundation – no wagon, for workshop, loading street and diorama
- Ground Base B009Steel storage trestle – no wagon, for workshop, loading street and diorama
