REE MB-247S – BB 67379 Delivered Multiservice, Chambéry depot

Diesel locomotive BB 67379 scale HO
Discover the BB 67379 in Multiservice livery with Carmillon logo, reproduced on the HO scale (1/87th) and assigned to the Chambéry depot. A symbol of the VI era, this locomotive was designed to meet the versatility needs of freight and passenger service in the 2000s. Its Carmillon logo, specific to machines assigned to multi-service missions, recalls the era when the SNCF modernized its diesel fleet to optimize regional operation and secondary services. The BB 67379 is distinguished by its power and reliability, having circulated on mountain and plain lines, carrying both freight trains and light passenger compositions. Its silhouette and cabin details faithfully reflect the real equipment, from the chassis to the bogies to the characteristic ventilations of the time.

High-quality HO rail modeling
This MB247S replica from REE Models integrates perfectly into your networks and dioramas. Equipped with a DCC Sound system and a smoke system, it offers striking sound and visual realism. Faithful proportions, precise engraving and meticulous details, such as handrails, original inscriptions and deposit markings, make it possible to authentically recreate the railway atmosphere of the VI era. This HO model is ideal for enthusiasts wishing to enrich their collection with a locomotive emblematic of SNCF's diesel modernization, while taking advantage of modern technology for operation on miniature network.

Technical characteristics of the REE MB247S model
Referenced MB247S in the REE Models catalog, the BB 67379 is made with extreme attention to historical and mechanical details. Its silent engine, the rendering of the sound typical of the diesel locomotive and the smoke system recreate the realistic experience of a machine in service. Faithful to the SNCF original, this model combines railway heritage and modern technology to offer collectors and modelers an exceptional object, robust and functional, perfectly adapted to all HO networks.