Freight Wagons

Model of a two-axle luggage car D2 of the RhB in the execution as a bicycle car.

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This is a model of a Saxon gondola, car number 4122 K, as still in use as a museum car on various narrow gauge railways in Saxony.

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This RhB baggage car goes with the Alpine Classic Pullman Express salon cars.

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This is a model of a 4-axle boxcar painted and lettered for this year's partner, the Öchsle Museum Railroad in Upper Swabia.

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This is a model of a Brünig Steam Railroad BDB baggage car.

This is a model of a type OOw gondola, as it was used by the DR for a long time on the narrow gauge rail lines in Saxony.

  The paint scheme and lettering are prototypical as an historic museum car as it 

This is a model of an RhB cement silo car. The paint and lettering are prototypical for Era VI. The car has metal wheelsets. Length over the buffers 34 cm / 13-3/8".

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This is a model of a Rhaetian Railroad boxcar as is still used for special trains – example, for bicycle transport. The paint and lettering are prototypical for Era VI.

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Most railroads do a large part of their freight service with containers. The same is true of the Rhaetian Railroad in the Grisons. Since the same containers must be loaded on this narrow gauge railroad, a special design was necessary: The load surface is lowered between the trucks so that the car with a container loaded on it does not exceed the loading gauge. In addition to containers, transport frames can also be loaded on these cars, such as for logs, which can be transferred to standard gauge cars or to a truck for the last few kilometers / miles to the destination. There are different designs for these cars, chiefly in the arrangement of the handbrake: A handbrake crank is mounted on the brakeman's platform on one car, while on the other a large hand wheel to set the brakes is mounted on the side of the frame.

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