N-Scale 07/2020: Gabor, Modellbahn Union, Fleischmann, Woodland

14.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-A00186

Modellbahn Union

Mechanical train destination indicators have been used since the 19th century. These were fold-out rectangular panels with destination information attached to a mast. The panels, which are not visible in the basic position, were folded out into the readable position with a pull rod for display. Because of this mechanism, these devices were also commonly referred to as jumping jacks (Q: Wikipedia)

The highly detailed, unpainted model was produced in the 3D printing process and can be processed and painted with standard tools and colors (eg with Revell Email or Revell Aqua Color).

19.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-L00165

Modellbahn Union

Model of a covered wooden bridge as can be found in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. The detailed engraved wooden bridge consists of 2 separate parts, 2 bridgeheads and 1 pillar. The underpass is 26mm

14.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-A00500

Modellbahn Union

Kit of a Lasercut locomotive bed with foam suitable for locomotives up to 20 cm long. Thanks to the innovative, multi-part construction, we have succeeded in minimizing the risk of breaks in your valuable locomotives when removing them from the locomotive bed.

41.90 EUR (RRP*)

34.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Fleischmann_838315

Fleischmann

Large sliding wall wagon, genus Habbiins, of the Deutsche Bahn AG.

- Finely detailed execution
- With separately attached handle bars

Prototype: When things get sensitive - these spacious carriages are equipped with sliding walls that can be moved by one person. When open, access to half of the loading area is possible from both sides. This means that loading and unloading with forklifts is possible both from a ramp and from ground level. The trolley is particularly suitable for the transport of paper rolls, cellulose, sawn timber, wood and fiber boards as well as palletized goods. To secure loads of lying paper rolls, the trolleys are equipped with 24 pieces of quick-locking metal wedges, which are stored in storage compartments in each end wall when not in use. The base frame consists of long beams, head pieces and four closed boxes that connect the two long beams. In the head area, the floor was made of a checker plate.

254.90 EUR^*

Art.-no. Fleischmann_724298

Fleischmann

Diesel locomotive class 218 of the Deutsche Bahn AG.

Redesign!

- Model with fine, separately attached plug-in parts
- Snow clearer included
- The front lighting can be switched off completely or partially with a DIP switch
- Prepared for cab lighting, which can be switched in digital mode
- Z21 driver's cab available

From 1971 the Deutsche Bundesbahn put 398 series locomotives of the BR 218 into service and used them both in front of passenger and freight trains. They are used on most non-electrified lines and reach a top speed of 140 km / h with an output of 1840 kW. Locomotives are still in service at the Ulm, Kempten and Mühldorf am Inn locations.

Role data:
- Built in 1973 at Krupp, Essen, Fab.-Nr. 5220
- Acceptance 04.10.1973 as 218 206-1
- First Bw: Hamburg-Altona
- 2001: traffic red paint
- 01.01.2007: New number 92 80 1218 206-1 D-DB
- Retired. May 18, 2013 at Bw Mühldorf (Inn)
- Locomotive represents the state after 2007 (epoch VI).

239.90 EUR (RRP*)

199.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Fleischmann_718203

Fleischmann

Steam locomotive class 50 of the DB (Deutschen Bundesbahn), epoch III.

Special: with cabin tender

In true to the original livery and lettering. In-plane applied windows. Furnished driver's cab. Unobstructed view between boiler and chassis true to the original. Fully moveable Heusinger control. Brake shoes between the wheels. Metal die-cast chassis. Motor with flywheel. Drive on 8 wheels in the tender, four of them have traction tyres. Triple headlights on both ends of the locomotive. Locomotive-tender-close coupling. Automatic couplers on both ends of the locomotive.

The variants of the Class 50 seem to be countless. The variant with four domes, running metal boards and skirt, Witte smoke deflectors and cab tender is particularly interesting. Typical for the epoch III locomotive is the partially aluminum-coloured lettering with DB-emblem.Until 1962, almost 800 Swiss tenders of the Class 50 (050) were fitted with a driver‘s cab to save cabooses. The cabin was placed in the middle of the tender, so the water box was extended to the rear beyond the buffer beams.

Locomotive has no NEM plug, but we offer this loco also with decoder for DCC or Selectrix. We solder in the decoder manually. Of course 2 years warranty on loco and decoder are included.

184.90 EUR (RRP*)

149.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Fleischmann_708702

Fleischmann

Steam locomotive series 86 of the Austrian Federal Railways, epoch III-IV.

Prototypically painted and labeled. Used windows. Mobile Heusinger control. Brake pads between the wheels. Die-cast metal chassis. Engine with flywheel. Drive on 4 axes. 2 traction tires. The dual headlights lighting. Coupler pocket according to NEM 355.

Matching cars: 823305, 821301, 844906

The class 86 was a unit tender locomotive that was built in large numbers by numerous German locomotive factories for the German Reichsbahn. Some of these steam locomotives were found again after the war in Austria and were used in passenger and freight transport. The most spectacular operations included the prestressing services for heavy ore ahead of the series 52. The machines were among others at the heating houses Hieflau, Selzthal, Linz, Bischofhofen and St. Veit / Glan. In 1972, the last locomotives were turned off.

189.90 EUR (RRP*)

139.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Fleischmann_739307

Fleischmann

Electric locomotive, class 193 ("Vectron") of PKP Cargo, epoch VI.

Redesign 2018!

Version with four pantographs. Mirrored side windows. Painted and labeled true to the original. Die-cast metal chassis. 5-pole motor with a flywheel. Drive on all four axles with two traction tires. Interface according to NEM 662 (Next18) for the inclusion of a decoder. Coupler pocket according to NEM 355 standard with link mechanism.

White / red LED triple headlights that change with the direction of travel. The front lighting can be switched off completely or partially using a microswitch.

Prototype: On September 23, 2015, Siemens announced that PKP Cargo had ordered 15 multi-system locomotives. They were delivered from early 2016 to summer 2017. In addition to the delivery of spare parts and maintenance over eight years, the order also includes an option for five additional locomotives. The PKP Cargo machines can be found daily in front of freight trains on the German route network.

Preview information:
- built in 2015 by Siemens Mobility, Munich Fab.-Nr. 21982
- Acceptance: 24.02.2016 as 91 51 5370 016-5 PL-PKPC
- Owner: PKP Cargo SA Warszawa
- 4 overhead line brackets, the locomotive is used in the EU
- Model as of 2016

264.90 EUR (RRP*)

199.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Fleischmann_781873

Fleischmann

Electric locomotive BR1216 "Railjet" of th Czech State Railways CD, Epoche VI.

Model equipped with in-built load sensing digital decoder and true to the origianl sound functions from factory.

Rich detailing on the model that features 4 pantographs, 2 red tail lights and triple LED headlights. LED illumination. Motor with flywheel. Drive on all four axles. 2 traction tyres. Coupler pocket according to NEM 355 standards and close coupling mechanism.

This locomotive perfectly matches the EC "Porta Bohemica" (items 881806 - 881809) which runs between Prague and Kiel.

121.90 EUR (RRP*)

79.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Arnold_HN4182

Arnold

3-piece car set "S-Bahn Leipzig" ("Lowa E5") of the DR (without control car), in blue / yellow livery

Models with NEM 355 coupler pocket and short coupling kinematics

129.90 EUR (RRP*)

69.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Arnold_HN4202

Arnold

DB, set of three 2nd class Bpmz type InterCity coaches, orientred, epoch IV

Owner: DB
Period: IV
Close coupler mechanism.
Length over buffers (mm): 495

29.90 EUR (RRP*)

16.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Arnold_HN6378

Arnold

Two-axle refrigerator car of the ÖBB, "Ritter Lemonade"

Model with NEM 355 coupler pocket and short coupling kinematics

29.90 EUR (RRP*)

19.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Arnold_HN6379

Arnold

Two-axle refrigerated truck of the DB, "INTERFRIGO"

Model with NEM 355 coupler pocket and short coupling kinematics

29.90 EUR (RRP*)

16.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Arnold_HN6380

Arnold

Two-axle refrigerator car of the ÖBB, in silver livery

Model with NEM 355 coupler pocket and short coupling kinematics

184.99 EUR (RRP*)

99.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Hobbytrain_H14904

Hobbytrain

Model information:
- Next 18 interface
- red / white light change
- illuminated train destination display
- All models also available as sound version
- fine and detailed printing

199.99 EUR (RRP*)

99.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Hobbytrain_H14907

Hobbytrain

Model information:
- Next 18 interface
- red / white light change
- illuminated train destination display
- All models also available as sound version
- fine and detailed printing

229.99 EUR (RRP*)

199.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Minitrix_15708

Minitrix

Prototype: Control car Bxf 796.1, S-Bahn car of the 1st / 2nd ABx 791.1 class and 2nd class Bx 794.1 S-Bahn cars of the Deutsche Bundesbahn (DB). Coloring in the advertising design of Coca-Cola®. Use: S-Bahn trains Cologne-Düsseldorf around 1992.

Model: Headlights with light change on the cab side from 3 x white to 2 x red analog and digitally functional. Switchable in digital mode by built-in DCC / SX function decoder. Kinematics for close coupling. Prepared for retrofitting interior lighting (excluding control cars).Total length over the buffers 464 mm.

149.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Kato_137-2005

Kato

Product features:
- GG1 Pennsylvania Railroad Brunswick Green 5-Stripe
- Without NEM interface, we also offer the locomotive including a digital decoder from Doehler & Haas in DCC or Selectrix!

The GG1, one of the PRR's most famous and recognizable locomotives, is also one of the most curiously designed. Technically two locomotives under one shell (a "G" class locomotive is a 4-6-0 by PRR specification, therefore the GG1 was two "G" locomotives in a 4-6-0:0-6-4 arrangement). This added up to a 4.6k horsepower locomotive that was staggeringly powerful, even by today's standards. Designed in the 20's, built in 30's, and not retired until the 80's, the GG1 had an incredible lifespan (even when they were cut in two and run as GG½'s) and survives today as a testament to its time in both its unique Loewy-design and overwhelming performance.Amtrak and Penn Central: Thanks to the long life and usefulness of the GG1, many outlived the PRR, finding themselves in Penn Central - and later in their life, Amtrak - paint. These locomotives were used in everything from freight service to pulling Amtrak Passenger trains.

149.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Kato_137-2006

Kato

Product features:
- GG1 Pennsylvania Tuscan Red 5-Stripe # 4909
- Without NEM interface, we also offer the locomotive including a digital decoder from Doehler & Haas in DCC or Selectrix!

The GG1, one of the PRR's most famous and recognizable locomotives, is also one of the most curiously designed. Technically two locomotives under one shell (a "G" class locomotive is a 4-6-0 by PRR specification, therefore the GG1 was two "G" locomotives in a 4-6-0: 0-6-4 arrangement). This added up to a 4.6k horsepower locomotive that was staggeringly powerful, even by today's standards. Designed in the 20's, built in 30's, and not retired until the 80's, the GG1 had an incredible lifespan (even when they were cut in two and run as GG½'s) and survives today as a testament to its time in both its unique Loewy- design and overwhelming performance. Amtrak and Penn Central: Thanks to the long life and usefulness of the GG1, many outlived the PRR, finding themselves in Penn Central - and later in their life, Amtrak - paint. These locomotives were used in everything from freight service to pulling Amtrak Passenger trains.

36.99 EUR (RRP*)

19.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Busch_8236

Busch

Building kit for an historic farmhouse, built in 1550 in Mulfingen, in the Hohenlohe area of Germany. The original building was transported and rebuilt at the »Hohenloher Open Air Museum Wackershofen« (www.wackershofen.de) and can be viewed there today. The blue half-timbered oak beams have been pre-colored and the plaster walls have the color and structure of the original. An inside light (Article 4280) can be installed. Size: approx. 71 x 56 mm, 68 mm high.

9.49 EUR^*

Art.-no. Busch_7598

Busch

Glues permanently or removably if desired. For wood, paper, cardboard, plastics, polystyrene etc. Glued parts can be separated again. Special feature: The "self-adhesive" property is retained as a transparent permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive even after repeated gluing of separated materials. Ideal for gluing terrain carpets, trees, lamps, signals etc. Also for fixing rails, buildings, platforms, figures and landscape parts.

34.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Gabor_12333301

Gabor

Finished model made of plastic, with window insert. The front wheels can be steered to show different driving situations.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Gabor_12332401

Gabor

Finished model made of plastic, with window insert. In addition, a spare wheel and a hydraulic stamp are included for display in some operating situations. The front wheels can be steered to show different construction site situations.

19.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Gabor_12141108

Gabor

Finished model made of plastic, with window insert.

19.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Gabor_12230104

Gabor

Finished model made of plastic, with window insert.

15.95 EUR (RRP*)

5.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Herpa_065146-002

Herpa

9.99 EUR (RRP*)

4.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. Revell_03946

Revell

Model kit of the Boeing 727, one of the most successful short-haul aircraft of the 1970s and 80s.

Model features:
- Extended landing gear
- Three engines
- display stand
- Decals for the Germania version
- Number of parts: 51
- Length: 277 mm
- Wingspan: 230 mm

46.54 EUR^*

Art.-no. Faller_232379

Faller

Two four-story apartment buildings with historic stucco facades. The building with the shop front is decorated with roof fences and iron balconies. Lateral fire walls enable variable arrangement within a row of streets.

This building kit contains: 150 single parts in 10 colors, window foil, 2 paper masks and 1 construction instruction. Use FALLER EXPERT plastic glue for crafting.

Townhouse dimensions: 92 x 98 x 130 mm
Townhouse 2 dimensions: 92 x 88 x 138 mm

13.95 EUR^*

Art.-no. Woodland_WA2192

Woodland Scenics

A scene of four men working: one is carrying a crate, one is using a dolly to move a large crate, one is supervising the job with his clipboard in hand and one is driving the forklift, about to lift the pallet.

Set contains 8 pieces. Colors may vary from actual product.

13.95 EUR^*

Art.-no. Woodland_WA2183

Woodland Scenics

A set of six kids, several small and large snowballs, and a snowman. Five kids are engaged in the fight, while one has slipped and fallen to the ground.

Set contains 10 pieces. Colors may vary from actual product.

13.95 EUR^*

Art.-no. Woodland_WA2184

Woodland Scenics

A set of skaters. Six are on their feet and one has fallen and can’t get up.

Set contains 7 pieces. Colors may vary from actual product.

14.95 EUR^*

Art.-no. Woodland_WA2173

Woodland Scenics

One man pushes, one operates a cement mixer powered by a generator, and two men stand ready to work.

Set contains 11 pieces. Colors may vary from actual product.

13.95 EUR^*

Art.-no. Woodland_WA2140

Woodland Scenics

There are dogs and cats galore in this set - two domestic and one feral cat, and seven dogs, some purebreds and some junkyard mutts. A trash can and fire hydrant complete the scene.

Set contains 12 pieces. Colors may vary from actual product.

13.95 EUR^*

Art.-no. Woodland_WA2208

Woodland Scenics

You'll find all of this on most loading docks: crates, a scale, forklift and dolly.

Set contains 6 pieces. Colors may vary from actual product.

13.95 EUR^*

Art.-no. Woodland_WA2209

Woodland Scenics

The neighborhood BBQ attracts some two-legged and four-legged friends.

Set contains 9 pieces. Colors may vary from actual product.

11.90 EUR^*

Art.-no. Diverse_modellbahn-schweiz-7

Diverse

68-page German-language model railroad magazine with a focus on Switzerland.

Contributors to this issue: Bruno Kalberer, Stephan Kraus (Editor-in-Chief), Peter Marriott, Daniel Schärer, Yannik Stegmeier, Hagen von Ortloff