Roco 6200027 H0 3pc set 2: Jaffa-Express of ÃBB 2 Class BPO 1/2 Class ABpo
Due to the Clock compression in the fast city rail traffic, the 4010 series rail cars were increasingly used on the West Railway with the summer timetable for 1975. As a substitute for these fittings, locomotive-covered passenger trains with the then modern Schlierwagen were to be used on the south railway. In order to also offer more quality to passengers there, the sleigh cars used in these trains were given plush seats instead of the former artificial leather seating. While the 1 Class wagons were upgraded from already in the existing wagon, the 2 Class wagons were initially mostly from the 300 series wagon that is currently being delivered. These train sets were supplemented with newly procured wagons for the outpatient buffet service â the so-called Stampelwagen â from the same series.On the outside, these high-speed rail fittings for the city should also be noticed. Therefore, blood orange instead of blue was used to paint these cars on the ET 4010, but suitable for series 1042.5, which was to be used before these trains. In the train layout plans these wagons were marked as K. - Coaches with high comfort. These trains in blood orange ivory were very striking, and looked much more appealing than the previously dominant green tones. Soon the term Jaffa-Express was born. After delivery of 1044.01 and 02, these two locomotives were also observed in these rounds.This text is machine translated.