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| [[GE C30-7|C30-7]] || Diesel-electric || 2007 || C-C || [[MRS]]{{dn|date=April 2012}}, [[C. Quintella]], [[ALL]]{{dn|date=April 2012}} and [[Brasil Ferrovias]] |
| [[GE C30-7|C30-7]] || Diesel-electric || 2007 || C-C || [[MRS]]{{dn|date=April 2012}}, [[C. Quintella]], [[ALL]]{{dn|date=April 2012}} and [[Brasil Ferrovias]] |
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| [[GE 2-C+C-2|2-C+C-2 or ''V8'']] || Electric || 2004 || 2-C+C-2 || [[Estrada de Ferro Central do Brasil|Central]], [[Companhia Paulista de Estradas de Ferro|Cia Paulista (Fase I e II)]], [[RFFSA| RFFSA (Fase I)]] and [[ |
| [[GE 2-C+C-2|2-C+C-2 or ''V8'']] || Electric || 2004 || 2-C+C-2 || [[Estrada de Ferro Central do Brasil|Central]], [[Companhia Paulista de Estradas de Ferro|Cia Paulista (Fase I e II)]], [[RFFSA| RFFSA (Fase I)]] and [[RFFSA|FEPASA (Fase II e III)]] |
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| [[Ten-wheeler]] || Steam || 1995 || 4-6-0 || [[Estrada de Ferro Central do Brasil|Central]], [[Companhia Paulista de Estradas de Ferro|Cia Paulista]], [[Mogiana]], [[Pennsylvania Railroad]], [[Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe]] and [[Denver & Rio Grande Western]] |
| [[Ten-wheeler]] || Steam || 1995 || 4-6-0 || [[Estrada de Ferro Central do Brasil|Central]], [[Companhia Paulista de Estradas de Ferro|Cia Paulista]], [[Mogiana]], [[Pennsylvania Railroad]], [[Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe]] and [[Denver & Rio Grande Western]] |
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| [[GE U5B|U5B]] || Diesel-electric || 2000 || B-B || [[MRS]]{{dn|date=April 2012}}, [[RFFSA|RFFSA (Fase I)]] and [[ALL]]{{dn|date=April 2012}} |
| [[GE U5B|U5B]] || Diesel-electric || 2000 || B-B || [[MRS]]{{dn|date=April 2012}}, [[RFFSA|RFFSA (Fase I)]] and [[ALL]]{{dn|date=April 2012}} |
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| [[EMD G12|G12]] / [[EMD G8|G8]] || Diesel-electric || 1975 || B-B || [[Companhia Paulista de Estradas de Ferro|Cia Paulista (Fase II)]], [[RFFSA| RFFSA (Fase I)]], [[EFVM|EFVM (Fase II)]] and [[ |
| [[EMD G12|G12]] / [[EMD G8|G8]] || Diesel-electric || 1975 || B-B || [[Companhia Paulista de Estradas de Ferro|Cia Paulista (Fase II)]], [[RFFSA| RFFSA (Fase I)]], [[EFVM|EFVM (Fase II)]] and [[RFFSA|FEPASA (Fase II e III)]] |
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| [[EMD G12|G12]] || Diesel-electric || 2006 || A-1-A || [[RFFSA|RFFSA (Fase I)]], [[EFVM|EFVM (Fase II)]], [[New Zealand Railways Corporation|New Zealand Railways]] [[New Zealand DA class locomotive|DA class]] (Phase I and II) and [[Ferrocarriles Argentinos]] |
| [[EMD G12|G12]] || Diesel-electric || 2006 || A-1-A || [[RFFSA|RFFSA (Fase I)]], [[EFVM|EFVM (Fase II)]], [[New Zealand Railways Corporation|New Zealand Railways]] [[New Zealand DA class locomotive|DA class]] (Phase I and II) and [[Ferrocarriles Argentinos]] |
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| [[ALCO FA|FA-1]] || Diesel-electric || 1989 || B-B || [[RFFSA|RFFSA (Fase I)]], [[Estrada de Ferro Central do Brasil|Central]], [[New York Central]], [[Erie Railroad]], [[Lehigh Valley Railroad]], [[Pennsylvania Railroad]] and [[Soo Line Railroad]] |
| [[ALCO FA|FA-1]] || Diesel-electric || 1989 || B-B || [[RFFSA|RFFSA (Fase I)]], [[Estrada de Ferro Central do Brasil|Central]], [[New York Central]], [[Erie Railroad]], [[Lehigh Valley Railroad]], [[Pennsylvania Railroad]] and [[Soo Line Railroad]] |
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| [[GE U20C|U20C]] || Diesel-electric || 1986 || C-C || [[RFFSA|RFFSA (Fase I)]], [[MRS]]{{dn|date=April 2012}}, [[Brasil Ferrovias]], [[ |
| [[GE U20C|U20C]] || Diesel-electric || 1986 || C-C || [[RFFSA|RFFSA (Fase I)]], [[MRS]]{{dn|date=April 2012}}, [[Brasil Ferrovias]], [[RFFSA|FEPASA (Fase II e III)]], [[New Zealand Railways Corporation|New Zealand Railways]] [[New Zealand DX class locomotive|DX class]] (Phase II), [[South African Railways]] and [[Ferrosur Roca]] |
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Revision as of 01:23, 29 September 2012
Founded | 1958 |
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Headquarters | , |
Key people | Galileu Frateschi (founder) |
Products | Toys, model railroads |
Website | http://www.frateschi.com.br/ |
The Brazilian company Indústrias Reunidas Frateschi (known as Frateschi) is a model railroad manufacturer based in Ribeirão Preto, near São Paulo, Brazil. Today Frateschi exports to Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, United States, France, Spain, Switzerland, South Africa, Indonesia, Taiwan, New Zealand and Australia. Frateschi is the only model railroad manufacturer in South America.
History
Founded in 1958 as a toy factory by Galileu Frateschi, the company originally produced stuffed animals and wooden furniture. This was followed by the first model railway products such as telephone poles and pylons. In 1967, the toy factory Frateschi has been renamed to "Indústrias Reunidas Frateschi Ltda" to concentrate fully on model trains with its core business focused on Brazilian railways (RFFSA, Fepasa, CPEF, EFS, etc.). In 1993 started a cooperation with Atlas and exported to the United States. The company annually organizes summits to promote the brand and gather model railroaders in cities such as Ribeirao Preto, Campinas and São Carlos. The last one in 2009 (13th edition) was held in São Carlos.
Products
Frateschi produces only HO scale models. The range includes locomotives, passenger and freight cars, railway tracks, and building kits.
Locomotives
In March 2012 the following models were produced by locomotives:[1]
- ^ "List Locomotive Frateschi". Retrieved 8 March 2012.