Marklin 88825 Class VT 135 Rail Bus

Marklin 88825 Class VT 135 Rail BusMrklin 88825 Class VT 135 Rail Bus Model: A rugged German railroad icon Nowadays, when one of the many preserved Wismar rail buses makes an appearance, even steam locos take a back seat. These two axle rail cars, known as Schweineschnuzchen (Pigs Snouts), saved many light railroads and branch lines from closure during the years of the Great Depression. The design was ingeniously simple and therefore extremely cost effective to operate. It used a

The set contains a "Rollende Landstraße" (rolling road) guard's coach

Prototype: Four different design German Federal Railroad (DB) freight cars

That means that travelers will have a comfortable and inexpensive alternative to air travel on these routes in the future

The class E 71 revealed a thoroughly modern design for the times: Its drive system was executed using two traction motors mounted at half height in each power truck

Modified version with 11 cooling pipe mountings

Interior fitting: Model with interior furnishing Measurements   Length over buffer: 556 mm     Warning: For Adults Only

Class 103 Electric Locomotive

the maintenance facility at Meiningen developed an effective noise control system

Apart from the characteristic Buchli drive

4 cm / 8-27⁄64"

Version with short buffer beam and resistor grid for late Epochs

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