The 43 class was built by the German locomotive works Henschel und Schwartzkopff in the years 1927-28. The locomotive had a two-cylinder engine and a capacity of 1,880 psi. The maximum speed was 70 km/h. Coupled with a tender type 2'2 T32 it could carry 10 tonnes of coal and 32 sq.m of water. The length over buffers was 22,615 mm. Later the 43 class locos were often coupled with type 2'2 T30 short tenders. In addition many locomotives received Wagner und Witte type wind deflectors. Coupled with a type 2'2 T30 tender it could carry 10 tonnes of coal and 30 sq.m of water. The length over buffers was 21,920 mm. The last 43 class locos went out of service in 1967.

• 2 plastic model kits
• Detailed models with filigree engraving
• True-to-original reproduction of deflectors type "Wagner" and "Witte"
• Finely detailed chassis
• True-to-original reproduction of two-cylinder engine and coupling rods
• Transparent components
• Model with reproduction boilers in cab
• Filigree reproduction of brake linkage
• Separate ladders, boilers and pumps
• True-to-original tenders 2'2 T30 and 2'2 T32
• Tenders can be built optionally with or without reproduction coal
• Finely detailed tracks (approx. 260 mm)