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N-Scale 04/2024: Various bargains
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Dear customer,
We went through our warehouse over the weekend and found a few bargains items for you! Grab it!
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9.99 EUR
(RRP*)
6.99 EUR*
Art.-no. DM-Toys_6001
DM-Toys
Our Topseller finally available again with a new extensive print!
True to original reproduction of the construction vehicle of the company Caterpillar in scale N 1: 160.
Detailed model of die-cast metal and plastic
- High quality metal construction
- Many movements possible
- Many operational procedures adjustable
True to original reproduction of the construction vehicle of the company Caterpillar in scale N 1: 160.
Detailed model of die-cast metal and plastic
- High quality metal construction
- Many movements possible
- Many operational procedures adjustable
42.66 EUR*
Art.-no. Brawa_67119
Brawa
Company number: 524 068 [P]
MODEL DETAILS:
- Fine printing and varnishing
- Close coupling kinematics according to NEM standard
Interfrigo is a registered trademark.
MODEL DETAILS:
- Fine printing and varnishing
- Close coupling kinematics according to NEM standard
Interfrigo is a registered trademark.
42.66 EUR*
Art.-no. Brawa_67120
Brawa
Company number: 11 80 082 5 099-5 [P]
MODEL DETAILS:
- Fine printing and varnishing
- Close coupling kinematics according to NEM standard
Interfrigo is a registered trademark.
MODEL DETAILS:
- Fine printing and varnishing
- Close coupling kinematics according to NEM standard
Interfrigo is a registered trademark.
42.66 EUR*
Art.-no. Brawa_67121
Brawa
Company number: 11 87 082 7 060-8 [P]
MODEL DETAILS:
- Fine printing and varnishing
- Close coupling kinematics according to NEM standard
STEF is a registered trademark.
MODEL DETAILS:
- Fine printing and varnishing
- Close coupling kinematics according to NEM standard
STEF is a registered trademark.
42.66 EUR*
Art.-no. Brawa_67122
Brawa
Company number: 506014 [P]
MODEL DETAILS:
- Fine printing and varnishing
- Close coupling kinematics according to NEM standard
evian and Badoit are registered trademarks.
MODEL DETAILS:
- Fine printing and varnishing
- Close coupling kinematics according to NEM standard
evian and Badoit are registered trademarks.
206.90 EUR
(RRP*)
99.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Arnold_HN2502
Arnold
ÖBB, electric locomotive class 1046 001-2, in traffic red paint, ep. IV-V
1349.99 EUR
(RRP*)
999.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fulgurex_1161
Fulgurex
BT Be 4/4 no 12, vert/green, ca. 1931
In 1929, the BT (Bodensee-Toggenburgerbahn) decided to purchase 6 new Bo-Bo type locomotives. The locomotives were used for both passenger and freight trains. For many locomotive drivers, this locomotive was also responsible for the conversion from steam locomotive to electric locomotive. The locomotive has proven itself so well in its tough use that the EBT (Emmental-Burgdorf-Thun Bahn) also decided to order the same type of locomotive. 8 locomotives (numbers 101-108) were delivered with small changes. 2 machines were later transferred from EBT to SMB (Solothurn-Münster Bahn). Some historic locomotives are still in operation today.
In 1929, the BT (Bodensee-Toggenburgerbahn) decided to purchase 6 new Bo-Bo type locomotives. The locomotives were used for both passenger and freight trains. For many locomotive drivers, this locomotive was also responsible for the conversion from steam locomotive to electric locomotive. The locomotive has proven itself so well in its tough use that the EBT (Emmental-Burgdorf-Thun Bahn) also decided to order the same type of locomotive. 8 locomotives (numbers 101-108) were delivered with small changes. 2 machines were later transferred from EBT to SMB (Solothurn-Münster Bahn). Some historic locomotives are still in operation today.
1349.99 EUR
(RRP*)
999.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fulgurex_1161-1
Fulgurex
BT Be 4/4 no 11, historical, vert/green, 1994
In 1929, the BT (Bodensee-Toggenburgerbahn) decided to purchase 6 new Bo-Bo type locomotives. The locomotives were used for both passenger and freight trains. For many locomotive drivers, this locomotive was also responsible for the conversion from steam locomotive to electric locomotive. The locomotive has proven itself so well in its tough use that the EBT (Emmental-Burgdorf-Thun Bahn) also decided to order the same type of locomotive. 8 locomotives (numbers 101-108) were delivered with small changes. 2 machines were later transferred from EBT to SMB (Solothurn-Münster Bahn). Some historic locomotives are still in operation today.
In 1929, the BT (Bodensee-Toggenburgerbahn) decided to purchase 6 new Bo-Bo type locomotives. The locomotives were used for both passenger and freight trains. For many locomotive drivers, this locomotive was also responsible for the conversion from steam locomotive to electric locomotive. The locomotive has proven itself so well in its tough use that the EBT (Emmental-Burgdorf-Thun Bahn) also decided to order the same type of locomotive. 8 locomotives (numbers 101-108) were delivered with small changes. 2 machines were later transferred from EBT to SMB (Solothurn-Münster Bahn). Some historic locomotives are still in operation today.
1349.99 EUR
(RRP*)
999.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fulgurex_1161-1d
Fulgurex
BT Be 4/4 no 11, historical, vert/green, 1994
In 1929, the BT (Bodensee-Toggenburgerbahn) decided to purchase 6 new Bo-Bo type locomotives. The locomotives were used for both passenger and freight trains. For many locomotive drivers, this locomotive was also responsible for the conversion from steam locomotive to electric locomotive. The locomotive has proven itself so well in its tough use that the EBT (Emmental-Burgdorf-Thun Bahn) also decided to order the same type of locomotive. 8 locomotives (numbers 101-108) were delivered with small changes. 2 machines were later transferred from EBT to SMB (Solothurn-Münster Bahn). Some historic locomotives are still in operation today.
In 1929, the BT (Bodensee-Toggenburgerbahn) decided to purchase 6 new Bo-Bo type locomotives. The locomotives were used for both passenger and freight trains. For many locomotive drivers, this locomotive was also responsible for the conversion from steam locomotive to electric locomotive. The locomotive has proven itself so well in its tough use that the EBT (Emmental-Burgdorf-Thun Bahn) also decided to order the same type of locomotive. 8 locomotives (numbers 101-108) were delivered with small changes. 2 machines were later transferred from EBT to SMB (Solothurn-Münster Bahn). Some historic locomotives are still in operation today.
1349.99 EUR
(RRP*)
999.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Fulgurex_1161d
Fulgurex
BT Be 4/4 no 12, vert/green, around 1931
In 1929, the BT (Bodensee-Toggenburgerbahn) decided to purchase 6 new Bo-Bo type locomotives. The locomotives were used for both passenger and freight trains. For many locomotive drivers, this locomotive was also responsible for the conversion from steam locomotive to electric locomotive. The locomotive has proven itself so well in its tough use that the EBT (Emmental-Burgdorf-Thun Bahn) also decided to order the same type of locomotive. 8 locomotives (numbers 101-108) were delivered with small changes. 2 machines were later transferred from EBT to SMB (Solothurn-Münster Bahn). Some historic locomotives are still in operation today.
In 1929, the BT (Bodensee-Toggenburgerbahn) decided to purchase 6 new Bo-Bo type locomotives. The locomotives were used for both passenger and freight trains. For many locomotive drivers, this locomotive was also responsible for the conversion from steam locomotive to electric locomotive. The locomotive has proven itself so well in its tough use that the EBT (Emmental-Burgdorf-Thun Bahn) also decided to order the same type of locomotive. 8 locomotives (numbers 101-108) were delivered with small changes. 2 machines were later transferred from EBT to SMB (Solothurn-Münster Bahn). Some historic locomotives are still in operation today.
189.90 EUR
(RRP*)
119.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Kato_10175
Kato
Electric locomotive Re 620 051-3 (Dornach-Arlesheim) of the SBB Cargo with air conditioning for the Ep.V-VI
The six-axle locomotives of the Re 6/6 series, currently known as the RE 620, have been used by the SBB in passenger and freight train service for years. The locomotives have now been modified, which is evident from the side flap for new air conditioning systems, among other things. The SBB Cargo locomotives have the typical Cargo design.
Model Features:
- new pantographs
-side flaps for air conditioning
-Grab bars on the front
-5-pole motor with two flywheels
-Current consumption over 4 axes
-Lighting changes with the direction of travel
- Locomotive without interface, but as always with Doehler & Haass decoder also digitally available.
The Re 6/6 locomotives (Re620) used by SBB Cargo in domestic traffic have reached an average age of almost 40 years. The robust locomotives are of good substance and represent the backbone of the SBB Cargo fleet. Since the RE 620, with its high performance and six drive axles, remains indispensable on the difficult routes in Switzerland and cannot be replaced by any other locomotive of equal value, the locomotives will continue to be used overhauled and modernized to keep them up to date for years to come. In addition to visual features such as the air conditioning systems for the cabins that were added a few years ago, the vehicles will now be equipped with ETCS. ProLok will cost around CHF 1.58 million for the entire modernization.
The six-axle locomotives of the Re 6/6 series, currently known as the RE 620, have been used by the SBB in passenger and freight train service for years. The locomotives have now been modified, which is evident from the side flap for new air conditioning systems, among other things. The SBB Cargo locomotives have the typical Cargo design.
Model Features:
- new pantographs
-side flaps for air conditioning
-Grab bars on the front
-5-pole motor with two flywheels
-Current consumption over 4 axes
-Lighting changes with the direction of travel
- Locomotive without interface, but as always with Doehler & Haass decoder also digitally available.
The Re 6/6 locomotives (Re620) used by SBB Cargo in domestic traffic have reached an average age of almost 40 years. The robust locomotives are of good substance and represent the backbone of the SBB Cargo fleet. Since the RE 620, with its high performance and six drive axles, remains indispensable on the difficult routes in Switzerland and cannot be replaced by any other locomotive of equal value, the locomotives will continue to be used overhauled and modernized to keep them up to date for years to come. In addition to visual features such as the air conditioning systems for the cabins that were added a few years ago, the vehicles will now be equipped with ETCS. ProLok will cost around CHF 1.58 million for the entire modernization.
189.90 EUR
(RRP*)
119.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Kato_10176
Kato
Electric locomotive Re 620 088-5 (Linthal) of the SBB Cargo / Xrail with air conditioning for Ep.V-VI
The six-axle locomotives of the Re 6/6 series, currently designated as RE 620, have been used by the SBB in passenger and freight train service for years. The locomotives have now been modified, which is evident from the side flap for new air conditioning systems, among other things. The SBB Cargo locomotives have the typical Cargo design.
Model Features:
- new pantographs
-side flaps for air conditioning
-Grab bars on the front
-5-pole motor with two flywheels
-Current consumption over 4 axes
-Lighting changes with the direction of travel
- Locomotive without interface, but as always with Doehler & Haass decoder also digitally available.
The Re 6/6 locomotives (Re620) used by SBB Cargo in domestic traffic have reached an average age of almost 40 years. The robust locomotives have good substance and represent the backbone of the SBB Cargo fleet. Since the RE 620, with its high performance and six drive axles, remains indispensable on the difficult routes in Switzerland and cannot be replaced by any other locomotive of equal value, the locomotives will continue to be used overhauled and modernized to keep them up to date for years to come. In addition to visual features such as the air conditioning systems for the cabins that were added a few years ago, the vehicles will now be equipped with ETCS. ProLok will cost around CHF 1.58 million for the entire modernization.
The six-axle locomotives of the Re 6/6 series, currently designated as RE 620, have been used by the SBB in passenger and freight train service for years. The locomotives have now been modified, which is evident from the side flap for new air conditioning systems, among other things. The SBB Cargo locomotives have the typical Cargo design.
Model Features:
- new pantographs
-side flaps for air conditioning
-Grab bars on the front
-5-pole motor with two flywheels
-Current consumption over 4 axes
-Lighting changes with the direction of travel
- Locomotive without interface, but as always with Doehler & Haass decoder also digitally available.
The Re 6/6 locomotives (Re620) used by SBB Cargo in domestic traffic have reached an average age of almost 40 years. The robust locomotives have good substance and represent the backbone of the SBB Cargo fleet. Since the RE 620, with its high performance and six drive axles, remains indispensable on the difficult routes in Switzerland and cannot be replaced by any other locomotive of equal value, the locomotives will continue to be used overhauled and modernized to keep them up to date for years to come. In addition to visual features such as the air conditioning systems for the cabins that were added a few years ago, the vehicles will now be equipped with ETCS. ProLok will cost around CHF 1.58 million for the entire modernization.
149.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Kato_10-1816
Kato
Remnants at a super price while stocks last! Catalog price 2023: €199.95
Train route sign - St. Moritz - Chur - Andermatt - Brig - Zermatt
3 pcs. Basic unit Glacier Express:
- Locomotive GE4/4-III 644 (locomotive without interface but, as usual, also optionally available digitally from us)
- Panorama 1st class passenger coach Ap1314
- Panorama 2nd class passenger coach Bp2535
- 3 pieces standard straight 124 mm
- 1 piece of railing aid
Model details:
- retractable pantographs made of plastic
- Clean and detailed printing
- the inscriptions are fine and legible
- smooth clutch
- Drive of the locomotive on all four axles
- max. incline of 4%
- Centrally seated KATO engine with flywheel
- Power transmission via cardan shaft and worm gears to both bogies
- Custom-fit and clear window panes on the wagons
- correct interior design
Due to the tighter radii in Japan, the multiple unit is coupled relatively far - but there is a separate set of couplings and bellows with closer spacing. Item No.: 74032
Train route sign - St. Moritz - Chur - Andermatt - Brig - Zermatt
3 pcs. Basic unit Glacier Express:
- Locomotive GE4/4-III 644 (locomotive without interface but, as usual, also optionally available digitally from us)
- Panorama 1st class passenger coach Ap1314
- Panorama 2nd class passenger coach Bp2535
- 3 pieces standard straight 124 mm
- 1 piece of railing aid
Model details:
- retractable pantographs made of plastic
- Clean and detailed printing
- the inscriptions are fine and legible
- smooth clutch
- Drive of the locomotive on all four axles
- max. incline of 4%
- Centrally seated KATO engine with flywheel
- Power transmission via cardan shaft and worm gears to both bogies
- Custom-fit and clear window panes on the wagons
- correct interior design
Due to the tighter radii in Japan, the multiple unit is coupled relatively far - but there is a separate set of couplings and bellows with closer spacing. Item No.: 74032
124.99 EUR
(RRP*)
99.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Kuehn_93032
Kuehn
3-part set with different car numbers
124.99 EUR
(RRP*)
99.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Kuehn_93036
Kuehn
3-part set with different car numbers
55.95 EUR
(RRP*)
34.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Liliput_L265795
Liliput
6-oh. Coil transport w., Sahmms 711, load steel plates, DB AG, Ep.V, aged
Road no. 31 80 486 9 109-7
Road no. 31 80 486 9 109-7
55.95 EUR
(RRP*)
29.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Liliput_L265796
Liliput
6.achs. Coil Transportw., Sahimms-U 901, red plane, DB Schenker, Ep.VI
Road no. 31 80 487 7 145-1
Road no. 31 80 487 7 145-1
12.90 EUR
(RRP*)
5.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Loewe_9029
Loewe
Six sheets in the approximate format 70 x 105 mm, self-adhesive, epoch III-IV around 1960 to 1975 based on motifs and models from the Dortmund area
160.00 EUR
(RRP*)
109.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Piko_40520
Piko
New for 2021:
In the 1960s and 1970s, the class V 160 and 216 were the express train locomotive for routes without contact wire on the German Federal Railroad. The redesign of this important vehicle type not only closes a gap in the Piko range, but will also enrich many model railroad layouts from Epochs III to V with numerous variants. The development team implemented the distinctive shape of the prototype in outstanding quality in the model and at the same time achieved ideal driving characteristics. These attributes are underlined by the effective use of perfect engravings and a coating that is consistent down to the smallest detail. Modern LED technology serves as the basis for the light change in red / white as well as the light functions that can be switched by retrofitting a digital decoder. The digital interface Next18 according to NEM 662 is state-of-the-art, a decoder can easily be plugged in. The vehicle's buffer beam can be completed prototypically with the supplied accessories.
In the 1960s and 1970s, the class V 160 and 216 were the express train locomotive for routes without contact wire on the German Federal Railroad. The redesign of this important vehicle type not only closes a gap in the Piko range, but will also enrich many model railroad layouts from Epochs III to V with numerous variants. The development team implemented the distinctive shape of the prototype in outstanding quality in the model and at the same time achieved ideal driving characteristics. These attributes are underlined by the effective use of perfect engravings and a coating that is consistent down to the smallest detail. Modern LED technology serves as the basis for the light change in red / white as well as the light functions that can be switched by retrofitting a digital decoder. The digital interface Next18 according to NEM 662 is state-of-the-art, a decoder can easily be plugged in. The vehicle's buffer beam can be completed prototypically with the supplied accessories.
74.79 EUR
(RRP*)
59.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Tomix_6425
Tomix
rail vacuum cleaner
The classic in a new design! Immediately available, permanently reduced in price!
The classic in a new design! Immediately available, permanently reduced in price!
The rail cleaning trolley can be used for cleaning, as a vacuum cleaner or as a grinding trolley. 3 grinding and cleaning pads are included in the packaging. This wagon is absolutely indispensable and saves tiresome rail cleaning work, can also be used in places that are difficult to access. We directly recommend the use of 2 trolleys. You can have one permanently polished and use the other directly behind it as a vacuum cleaner.
Functionality:
It is operated using 12V DC voltage and being pulled or pushed by a motorized vehicle. The analogue version is not suitable for digital model railways, as the permanently applied current overloads the motor and triggers the heat protection switch.
You can purchase the car directly from us in the digital version. We convert the car with a Doehler and Haass decoder which we solder.
Cart Length: 120mm
199.99 EUR
(RRP*)
129.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Tomytec_327714
Tomytec
2-part Tatra tram with the included very easy-to-assemble TM-TR01 drive to motorize the model. Of course, the tram can also be ordered digitally from us. The Tomytec importer Faller has the set under number 977814. The type T4 railcar and B4 trailer, here in the colors of the Dresden transport company.
Dresden, the state capital of the Free State of Saxony in eastern Germany, has a route network of around 130 kilometers.
Dresden, the state capital of the Free State of Saxony in eastern Germany, operates tram services on a route network of currently around 135 kilometers. Tatra tram type T4D-B4D:
The Tatra trams, built by the Czech manufacturer CKD in Prague since the 1960s, are based on a license from the American PCC cars from the 1930s. However, the T3 series model was too wide for the networks in the former GDR. This resulted in a narrower version as “T4” and the addition “D” for Dresden. Originally only Tatra railcars with drives and pantographs were produced in Prague. Because of the poor power supply at the time, the required three-car units could not be formed. Until 1971, a sidecar without a drive was designed especially for the GDR, which was coupled with one or two railcars under the name “B4”. By 1984, Dresden had received a total of 572 Tatra “T4D” railcars and 250 “B4D” sidecars. Another 1986 cars went to Leipzig, Halle and Magdeburg. After the fall of the Wall, part of the Dresden Tatra fleet was modernized and painted in the Dresden city colors of yellow and black. With the arrival of modern low-floor railways in Dresden, the Tatras were gradually phased out from the mid-1990s. Some were sold to North Korea, Romania and former Soviet states, and worn-out vehicles were scrapped. Redesigned several times, the yellow Dresden Tatra cars were still in service sporadically until spring 2023. On May 31st, the last three Tatras made their way from passenger service to the tram museum. The present model in the original red color was delivered to Dresden in 1967 and has been in the Dresden Tram Museum's inventory since 2002 in the combination of railcar No. 1998 and sidecar No. 105-7, fully operational.
Tatra tram type T4-B4 Model information: The past of the Tatra tram goes back to the GDR era. The previous versions were designed by the Czechoslovakian manufacturer CKD Tatra in what was then the GDR, tested in Prague and then used in the major cities of Dresden, Leipzig, Halle and Magdeburg. After reunification, these trams were even used abroad such as North Korea, Romania and Russia. A total of 2,635 T4 vehicles were built between 1968 and 1987. The majority of production took place in Dresden and Leipzig.
The Dresden transport company used the Tatra tram for a very long time. In recent years, trams have been used primarily for school transport. There were still many reinforcement deployments during cancellations, concerts, special trips or on general routes, most recently in 2018 as line 8. The Tatra tram was also impressive as a “Rock the Train” party train. The use of the trams was possible until May 2023 due to a complete refurbishment between 2016-2018. The last remaining model has belonged to the Dresen Tram Museum since the end of May.
Dresden, the state capital of the Free State of Saxony in eastern Germany, has a route network of around 130 kilometers.
Dresden, the state capital of the Free State of Saxony in eastern Germany, operates tram services on a route network of currently around 135 kilometers. Tatra tram type T4D-B4D:
The Tatra trams, built by the Czech manufacturer CKD in Prague since the 1960s, are based on a license from the American PCC cars from the 1930s. However, the T3 series model was too wide for the networks in the former GDR. This resulted in a narrower version as “T4” and the addition “D” for Dresden. Originally only Tatra railcars with drives and pantographs were produced in Prague. Because of the poor power supply at the time, the required three-car units could not be formed. Until 1971, a sidecar without a drive was designed especially for the GDR, which was coupled with one or two railcars under the name “B4”. By 1984, Dresden had received a total of 572 Tatra “T4D” railcars and 250 “B4D” sidecars. Another 1986 cars went to Leipzig, Halle and Magdeburg. After the fall of the Wall, part of the Dresden Tatra fleet was modernized and painted in the Dresden city colors of yellow and black. With the arrival of modern low-floor railways in Dresden, the Tatras were gradually phased out from the mid-1990s. Some were sold to North Korea, Romania and former Soviet states, and worn-out vehicles were scrapped. Redesigned several times, the yellow Dresden Tatra cars were still in service sporadically until spring 2023. On May 31st, the last three Tatras made their way from passenger service to the tram museum. The present model in the original red color was delivered to Dresden in 1967 and has been in the Dresden Tram Museum's inventory since 2002 in the combination of railcar No. 1998 and sidecar No. 105-7, fully operational.
Tatra tram type T4-B4 Model information: The past of the Tatra tram goes back to the GDR era. The previous versions were designed by the Czechoslovakian manufacturer CKD Tatra in what was then the GDR, tested in Prague and then used in the major cities of Dresden, Leipzig, Halle and Magdeburg. After reunification, these trams were even used abroad such as North Korea, Romania and Russia. A total of 2,635 T4 vehicles were built between 1968 and 1987. The majority of production took place in Dresden and Leipzig.
The Dresden transport company used the Tatra tram for a very long time. In recent years, trams have been used primarily for school transport. There were still many reinforcement deployments during cancellations, concerts, special trips or on general routes, most recently in 2018 as line 8. The Tatra tram was also impressive as a “Rock the Train” party train. The use of the trams was possible until May 2023 due to a complete refurbishment between 2016-2018. The last remaining model has belonged to the Dresen Tram Museum since the end of May.
199.99 EUR
(RRP*)
119.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Tomytec_327721
Tomytec
2-part Tatra tram with very easy to assemble TM-TR01 drive to motorize the model. The model can also be ordered digitally from us. The Tomytec importer Faller has the set under number 977821. Type T4 railcar and B4 trailer, here in the colors of the Leipzig transport company.
Leipzig, the largest city in the Free State of Saxony in East Germany, has a route network of around 146 kilometers.
Tatra tram type T4-B4 Prototype information: The past of the Tatra tram goes back to the GDR era. The previous versions were designed by the Czechoslovakian manufacturer CKD Tatra in what was then the GDR, tested in Prague and then used in the major cities of Dresden, Leipzig, Halle and Magdeburg. After reunification, these trams were even used abroad such as North Korea, Romania and Russia. A total of 2,635 T4 vehicles were built between 1968 and 1987. The majority of production took place in Dresden and Leipzig.
The Leipzig transport company had been using the Tatra tram for a long time. As an exhibitor at the Modell Hobby Spiel in Leipzig, we were able to personally enjoy these trips. A striking design that still exists on modern trams today. The railcars are currently still in use and support regular rail traffic. In the future, the existing Tatra trams will remain in stock as a reserve. However, since there is no end to the use of this tram in sight, you can continue to enjoy this special tram model as a passenger.
Leipzig, the largest city in the Free State of Saxony in East Germany, has a route network of around 146 kilometers.
Tatra tram type T4-B4 Prototype information: The past of the Tatra tram goes back to the GDR era. The previous versions were designed by the Czechoslovakian manufacturer CKD Tatra in what was then the GDR, tested in Prague and then used in the major cities of Dresden, Leipzig, Halle and Magdeburg. After reunification, these trams were even used abroad such as North Korea, Romania and Russia. A total of 2,635 T4 vehicles were built between 1968 and 1987. The majority of production took place in Dresden and Leipzig.
The Leipzig transport company had been using the Tatra tram for a long time. As an exhibitor at the Modell Hobby Spiel in Leipzig, we were able to personally enjoy these trips. A striking design that still exists on modern trams today. The railcars are currently still in use and support regular rail traffic. In the future, the existing Tatra trams will remain in stock as a reserve. However, since there is no end to the use of this tram in sight, you can continue to enjoy this special tram model as a passenger.
24.30 EUR
(RRP*)
19.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Artitec_316.078
Artitec
Finished model in all the highest quality made of resin
48.60 EUR
(RRP*)
29.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Artitec_316.100
Artitec
Artitec ready-made models are handcrafted from resin and etched metal parts. Each model is hand-painted and sometimes slightly weathered. Our models are all unique collectibles.
41.70 EUR
(RRP*)
39.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Artitec_316.101
Artitec
Artitec ready-made models are handcrafted from resin and etched metal parts. Each model is hand-painted and sometimes slightly weathered. Our models are all unique collectibles.
48.80 EUR
(RRP*)
39.99 EUR*
Art.-no. Artitec_316.102
Artitec
Artitec ready-made models are handcrafted from resin and etched metal parts. Each model is hand-painted and sometimes slightly weathered. Our models are all unique collectibles.
7.80 EUR*
Art.-no. Diverse_N-Bahn-Magazin-2024-3
Diverse
84-page German magazine for the N-Bahner
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Yours sincerely
Daniel Mrugalski
DM-Toys
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