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RailAdventure is one of those operators that immediately stands out on any Era VI layout: its sober, instantly recognisable grey livery cuts through the uniformity of the major national fleets. Fleischmann brings that identity to N scale with reference 7560041, a BR 190 311-7 reproducing the locomotive that joined this Munich-based operator's fleet in May 2023, when it was absorbed from the former InRail fleet.
A BR 190 with its own character in N scale
The model comes in two-rail analogue DC, with a three-pole motor and flywheel for smooth, progressive running. Drive is distributed across all four axles, with two traction tyres for extra grip on gradients or in heavier consists. LED lighting includes three front headlights and two rear lights, switching automatically with the direction of travel. For those looking to go digital, the model features a NEM 651 interface with connector and is ready for a sound decoder.
Confirmed technical data
The locomotive measures 122 mm in length and works with a minimum radius of 192 mm, making it easy to integrate into N scale layouts without the need for particularly wide curves. The coupler is NEM 355 with KK kinematics, compatible with the standard for this scale. This is a new production run with delivery expected in the first quarter of 2026.
On the layout, a piece that breaks fleet monotony
In an Era VI scene, the BR 190 311-7 in RailAdventure livery offers something few locomotives manage: individuality within the whole. While the major national operators dominate the layout with repeated class runs, a private operator unit like this introduces variety without compromising the era's coherence. Whether leading a test train or running solo across the layout, its presence on the track is immediately recognisable to any enthusiast familiar with contemporary European railways.