Märklin 43353 H0 set of 5 passenger coaches of DB MHI
Unit side-rail car After the First World War, the newly founded Deutsche Reichsbahn took over a large number of passenger car types, which usually had a wood construction. In order to simplify the entertainment, one developed standard wagons with metal construction, which also increased the safety massively. In the branch line types the Reichsbahn had oriented themselves to the previous versions and bought the usual two-axle passage cars with open platforms. At the beginning of the 1930s there was another push for modernization with the introduction of closed platforms and welded car bodies. These vehicles kept themselves in the German railways until the 1960s, often as wagon sidecar. A few copies have been preserved â for example at the Bavarian Local Railway Association and the IG 3Seebahn in the Black Forest.Modelled after: Five passenger wagons of the German Federal Railway (DB). A luggage-/post coach PwPostie, a passage wagon 1./2. Class Abie and three transit car 2 class Bie. Bottle green color. Operating condition circa 1958.Model: All wagons with standard built-in LED interior lighting and current carrying couplings. Via the in-built current-carrying close couplings the coach organization can be supplied with power via the steam locomotive 78 1002 (article 39782). Interior lighting digitally switchable via the locomotive. A 2 class wagon with built-in rear lighting of the train Total length over buffers is approx. 75 cm. Unique series The suitable steam locomotive is offered exclusively for the MHI under article number 39782.This text is machine translated.