Piko 57123 1/87 Scale, G7.1, Tender Locomotive, 3xFreight Cars, 2xTanker Cars, Sleeper Rails, Power Supply, 158X88 cm. Model T (PK57123)

In the mid -1500s, the wagoniols started to be used in Germany. With the invention of the steam machine in the early 1700s, these roads began to be transformed into a railway and the first steam locomotive was produced in 1804 by Richard Trevithick and Andrew Vivian in England. Lokomotif worked on the tram line "Merthyr Tydfil), which is close to the railway dimensions in Wales. In the period following this, Matthew Murray was built for the twin cylinder locomotive in 1812 for the wagonian operator Middleton Railway. These developments in the United Kingdom accelerated the start of the US in 1829 and the first American steam locomotive working on the Baltimore-Ohio Railway was an essay and a thumb. Best Friend of Charleston, which was put into service at the opening ceremony of the South Karolina Railway in the United States, was the first successful railway locomotive. Within 25 years following the construction of the Trevithick locomotive, a limited number of steam locomotives were used on coal transported railways. Towards the end of Napoleon wars, this rise in feed prices had a significant impact. Since the IEVHA roads made on the cast iron were not the power to attract the weight of the steam locomotive, the wagon wheels were replaced by flat surface rails and flange wheels with flat surfaces.