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The HVLE V 160.6 is one of those locomotives that immediately identifies a contemporary German private operator. Fleischmann reproduces it in N scale under reference 7360033 with the number V 160.6 (ex 110 831 / 202 831), in Havelländische Eisenbahn corporate livery and with the look typical of Epoch VI. A piece made for those who want to bring a modern layout to life with real, recognisable traction stock.
Mechanics and finish in 87 mm
With a die-cast metal chassis, three-pole motor with flywheel and drive spread across four axles two with traction tyres this locomotive is built to run smoothly and consistently. The finely reproduced platform handrails add visual presence without unnecessary bulk, something particularly welcome in N scale. The 87 mm minimum radius allows it to be used on layouts with tight curves, common in medium-format designs. Couplers follow the NEM 355 standard with KK kinematics, compatible with the rolling stock typically used in this scale.
LED lighting and digital readiness
Lighting is handled by LEDs: triple white headlight at the front and two red rear lights, independently switchable by direction of travel. In analogue DC it runs straight out of the box. The Next18 (NEM 662) interface allows a digital decoder to be fitted at any time without complex work, giving room to digitalise your locomotive fleet gradually.
A private BR 203 for Epoch VI on the layout
In an Epoch VI consist, the HVLE V 160.6 brings coherence with the private operator stock that defines the contemporary German railway. At the head of a short freight train or working a shunting scene in an industrial setting, its presence feels natural and recognisable. At 87 mm long, it does not dominate the layout but anchors it visually as a working locomotive.