29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40001

Modellbahn Union

1. Company number of the series: 540155

The Union gauge N model railroad models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40002

Modellbahn Union

2. Company number of the series: 540177

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40003

Modellbahn Union

3. Company number of the series: 540180

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40007

Modellbahn Union

1. Company number of the series: 23 80 735 8 008-2

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40008

Modellbahn Union

2. Company number of the series: 23 80 735 8 058-7

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40009

Modellbahn Union

3. Company number of the series: 23 80 735 8 078-5

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40010

Modellbahn Union

1. Company number of the series: 23 80 735 5 217-2

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40011

Modellbahn Union

2. Company number of the series: 23 80 735 5 239-6

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40012

Modellbahn Union

3. Company number of the series: 23 80 737 4 128-8

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40013

Modellbahn Union

1. Company number of the series: 23 80 735 5 242-0

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40014

Modellbahn Union

2. Company number of the series: 23 80 735 5 189-3

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40015

Modellbahn Union

3. Company number of the series: 23 80 737 4 195-0

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40016

Modellbahn Union

1. Company number of the series: 23 80 735 3 328-9

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40017

Modellbahn Union

2. Company number of the series: 23 80 735 3 334-7

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40018

Modellbahn Union

3. Company number of the series: 23 80 735 3 329-7

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40019

Modellbahn Union

1. Company number of the series: 40 80 953 0 046-8

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40020

Modellbahn Union

2. Company number of the series: 40 80 953 0 017-9

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40021

Modellbahn Union

3. Company number of the series: 40 80 953 0 014-6

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40022

Modellbahn Union

1. Company number of the series: 580946

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40023

Modellbahn Union

2. Company number of the series: 580948

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40024

Modellbahn Union

3. Company number of the series: 581 263

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40025

Modellbahn Union

1. Company number of the series: 21 80 002 1 526-7

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40026

Modellbahn Union

2. Company number of the series: 21 80 002 1 511-9

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40027

Modellbahn Union

3. Company number of the series: 21 80 002 1 537-4

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40028

Modellbahn Union

1. Company number of the series: 21 87 001 1 030-5

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40029

Modellbahn Union

2. Company number of the series: 21 87 001 1 067-5

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.

29.99 EUR^*

Art.-no. MU_N-G40030

Modellbahn Union

3. Company number of the series: 21 87 001 1 087-7

The model railway Union N gauge models of the Uerdingen new-build tank cars impress with their detailed design and printing. Country-specific abbreviations and various addresses are also taken into account. The models are distinguished by prototypical changes to boiler attachments, lashing hooks and chassis attachments. All models have close coupling links and NEM coupling pockets. Each company number appears in an edition of 250 copies. The LüP is 5.9 cm per car.

The rapid increase in motorization in the 1950s and 1960s meant that large quantities of fuel had to be transported from the refineries to the tank farms. The wagons built during the Second World War were no longer economical with a maximum capacity of 30 m³, so that rental companies such as VTG and Eva, but also the oil companies themselves, had new tank wagons built in large quantities with 36 and 40 m³ capacity.

The Uerdingen wagon factory alone built over 500 wagons between 1960 and 63. They were hired by Eva and Kontinentale Öltransport AG, an Eva subsidiary that they leased to several mineral oil companies on a long-term basis.

The DEA procured 75 wagons, which were given many different paints through numerous changes of name during their service life: DEA dark green, Texaco blue-green, silver-black with Texaco and DEA symbols and, after the sale in 1995, finally with the KVG logo. The last car, now owned by GATX, was not eliminated until 2013. Eva sold over 100 wagons in 1985 to 3V-Service / Transportgesellschaft Dollbergen, which they used in a striking blue paint, partly until 2008, to transport waste oil.