Model: The locomotive comes with an mfx digital decoder and factory-installed, controllable sound functions. It also has controlled, high-efficiency propulsion with a flywheel. All 4 axles powered through cardan shafts. Traction tires. The locomotive has separately applied roof walks. It also has separately applied metal grab irons. The Swiss headlight code (triple headlights, white marker light) changes over with the direction of travel, will work in conventional operation, and can be controlled digitally. The cab lights at both ends can be turned off separately. All of the lights are maintenance-free, warm white LEDs. Brake hoses are included that can be installed on the locomotive. The TEE cars come in the new, longer length. They have underbodies and skirting specific to each car. The compartment car and open seating car have Minden-Deutz design trucks. They have shoe or disk brakes according to the prototype, magnetic rail brakes, and separately applied generators. The dining car has Swiss design trucks. All of the cars are ready for installation of 7319 current-conducting couplings or 72020/72021 current-conducting close couplers, 73406 pickup shoes, and 73400/73401 lighting kits (2 per car). The 73407 marker light kit can be installed on the compartment car and open seating car. Total length over the buffers 102 cm / 40-1/8.

• Locomotive from the second production run, without doors at the ends and walkover plates.
• Completely new locomotive body, constructed mostly of metal.
• The TEE dining car is new tooling.

One-time series.

The express train D 92/93 Bavaria was running between Munich and Zurich as far back as the Fifties. With the start of the winter schedule in 1969 on September 28 the Bavaria was transformed into the TEE 55/56 with first class seating only in order to offer an attractive train for the business passengers between Munich and Switzerland's banking and trade center. With the increase in TEE traffic between Munich and Zurich the travel time could by reduced by just an hour compared to the previous express train connections an impressive reduction in running time for this route with its difficult grades and lack of electrification in the DB area. Initially, the Swiss four-part TEE diesel powered rail car trains, classes RAm 501 and 502, were used, but this came to an abrupt end after the notorious railroad catastrophe at Aitrang on February 9, 1971. At that time the TEE 56 flew on its run from Munich to Zurich behind the Aitrang station in a sharp right hand curve with the cab control in the front at about 130 km/h / 81 mph from the tracks. The speed limit at this location was only 80 km/h / 50 mph. Due to the destruction of the TEE powered rail car train, a locomotive-hauled train of cars ran starting on Februar 16, 1971. The DB provided a compartment car (Avumh 111) and an open seating car (Apumh 121); an SBB RIC design dining car (WRm) supplemented the train. Initially, the dining car still ran in its red paint scheme, but it was soon painted in the TEE scheme. Starting with the summer schedule for 1971 the pair of trains ran as TEE 66/67. A class 210 gas turbine locomotive pulled the Bavaria in the non-electrified DB section Munich - Kempten - Lindau. Between Lindau and St. Margarethen the venerable ÖBB class 1180 electric locomotives with side rods initially reached TEE status until the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB/CFF/FFS) powered the Bavaria all the way between Lindau and Zurich with class Re 4/4 II locomotives in order to save the change of locomotives in St. Margarethen. Due to the wide zig-zag of the catenary wires on the short electrified DB section and on the Austrian part of the route, the Swiss used locomotives with the road numbers 11196 to 11201 which had been equipped with a pantograph with a wider contact strip for the cross border traffic to Lindau. Starting in the summer of 1972, the Re 4/4 I units in TEE colors with road numbers 10033 and 10034 became the motive power for the Bavaria out of Lindau. These locomotives also have a pantograph with a DB/ÖBB contact strip for the section of the route Lindau - St. Margarethen. On May 21, 1977 the Bavaria ran for the last time as a TEE. It was replaced with the start of the summer schedule for 1977 by the two-class express train pair D 266/D 267. The Bavaria experienced a new promotion this time to EuroCity status with the schedule change for 1987/88. Starting on May 24, 1987, it ran for the next 15 years as EC 98/99. This name with its rich tradition disappeared on December 14, 2002 when this pair of trains was discontinued.

This TEE train set can be found in a DC version in the Trix H0 assortment under item no. 21238.