Diesel locomotive "Sik" of the VolkerRail.

■ With digital shunting coupling for more playing enjoyment
■ Engine front end and gearbox block made from die-cast zinc, meaning increased service weight and high tractive force
■ Finely detailed design with many plug-in parts and free-standing handle rails
■ Prototypical light and sound functions, switchable using on-board decoder
■ With switchable flashing light on driver's cab
■ Clear view through the prototypical driver's cab
■ With buffer condenser for uninterrupted power supply

The Netherlands State Railway procured the 2-axle shunting diesel locomotives between the years 1934 and 1951 from the manufacturer Werkspoor, as well as one delivery series from CW Zwolle. A total of 169 examples were built in several series, each featuring slightly different designs. Due to the striking noise emitted by the exhaust pipe, these locomotives were known as “Sikken” or “Sik” - the singular for “goat” - amongst railway personnel and enthusiasts.

The model can only be operated with analogue controllers to a limited extent.