Roco 69139 Electric Multiple Unit Plan V new-arrivals The buffer beam on the

The buffer beam on the locomotive and tender adheres to the NEM

also because of the comparatively moderate acceleration capacity of the locomotive

The rear of the tender has a close coupler in an NEM pocket with a guide mechanism

Pilot wheels done with spoked wheels

■ Design featuring short chimney

Roco 69139 Electric Multiple Unit Plan V new-arrivals The buffer beam on theRoco 69139 Electric Multiple Unit Plan V The two part Dutch Electric Multiple Unit Plan V that was better known in the Netherlands as "Mat '64" or under the nickname Apekop (Monkey Head) became one of the standard local trains of the Dutch State Railways in the mid 1960s. With a total of 246 units, it was the NS's most built multiple unit at the time. From the V3 series on, the new color scheme of the Dutch State Railways was also applied to the Plan