Steam locomotive class 89.70–75 of the German State Railway.

Update!

■ For the first time as design with sound
■ LED lighting
■ Metal die-cast undercarriage

From 1882 to 1910, approximately 1,550 tender locomotives of the type T3 in different designs were supplied to the Prussian State Railway (K.P.E.V.) and other state railways. As the type Cn2, this locomotive had a friction load of 36 t in its M III-4p design, and was able to reach a maximum speed of 40 km/h with an output of 300 PSi. The German State Railway Company (DRG) procured 511 models and designated these as class 89.70–75 in their fleet. Until 1968, the German State Railway (DR) still ran locomotives from this class on branch lines and as factory locomotives.