Tillig Introduced their first new HO Steam Locomotives

Reynaulds.com presents a new KZbin series call "On Track With Rey". "On Track With Rey is a bi-monthly product review series. Rey will pick his favorite new models from the store and do a complete review of the model. For this episode, Rey picked the new Tillig BR 92 tank locomotive. This is Tillig's first steam locomotive and what a great job they did. Model is available in a German, French and Polish version. Watch this incredible model in action, it is a real gem.
Model Highlights:
The new Tillig BR 92 is the first HO Steam Locomotive constructed by Tillig. This highly anticipated model was announced a few years ago at the international toy fair, and delivered to us just a few weeks ago. Without a doubt, this model was worth the wait. With extensive cosmetic details including a high-quality paint finish, crisp lettering, inset windows, brake shoes between wheels, and interior details in the driver’s cab, it’s safe to say Tillig pulled out all the stops for this one. The model is constructed mostly out of metal with a nice weight to it, adequate to its size. It features a fully functional, finely detailed valve gear and prototypical “daylight” between the boiler and chassis. Tillig equipped the model with powerful five pole can motor with flywheel and high-quality gears which gives the model smooth running characteristics and excellent performance. Models do not come with sound from the factory but out digital experts installed the new ESU 5.0 LokSound decoder and matching sound files. Model has prototypical headlights, with two on the front and one in the rear. Directional lights coordinated with direction of travel. All Tillig models are equipped with NEM coupler pockets.
Locomotive Highlights:
Five-pole can motor with flywheel
Maintenance free LEDS
Installed ESU 5.0 lokSound decoder
NEM coupler pockets
Directional Lighting
Mostly Metal Construction
Exceptional Running Performance

[@truefilm6991]

Beautiful fine scale locomotive! Running and valve gear are incredibly detailed. These locos are perfect for smaller layouts with tighter curves.

[@ReynauldsEuroImports]

I agree and the pulling power is remarkable

[@moacirg4806]

Very good!! Show!!!

[@FockeWolf100]

Is.. do I see the motor right in the cab? Or is that just me?

[@christopherli135]

Do you have them with Zimo decoders?

[@magnificus8581]

Nice to see a new video!

[@josephsessaph.d.3575]

No Smoke?

[@davefox8539]

Are they A/C or D/C?

[@JoeMcCohn]

Polish the best ! 🇵🇱☝🏻