Arnold HN6717 N Set of 2 Covered Freight Cars, Gs, SNCF, Era IV
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Arnold HN6717 N Set of 2 Covered Freight Cars, Gs, SNCF, Era IV Product Details
Arnold HN6717 N Set of 2 Covered Freight Cars Gs, SNCF, Era IV – French General Freight Transport of the 1970s
The Arnold HN6717 set brings two typical Gs freight cars from the French national railway SNCF to your N-gauge layout. These brown-painted cars are from Era IV and embody classic French general freight service. One of the cars is additionally equipped with red tail lights—a fitting finale for any freight train.
Gs Cars at the SNCF—Flexible and Versatile
Whether agricultural products, industrial goods, or consumer goods—the Gs cars were the workhorses of freight transport. In the 1960s and 70s, they ran nationwide on both main and secondary lines. The realistic decals and color scheme make these models an indispensable part of French-themed layouts.
Technically reliable and versatile
With an overall length over the buffers of 132 mm, NEM coupler sockets, and a close-coupling mechanism, these cars can be easily integrated into existing freight train formations. The printed tail lights on the second car add to the realism during operation.
Add them to your fleet now – for authentic Era IV SNCF freight trains
The Arnold HN6717 set is ideal for model railroaders who want to realistically recreate French rail freight traffic of the 1970s. Get yours now and bring a piece of French freight history to your layout!
Features:
- Gauge: N
- Era: IV
- Railroad: SNCF
- Length over buffers: 132 mm
- Power system: 2L direct current (DC)
- Coupling system: NEM-compliant coupling shaft with KK kinematics
- One with red tail lights
- Brown color scheme
- Digital: No
- Sound: No
Specs:
- Type: Covered goods wagon
- Gauge: N
- Rail Company: SNCF
- Rail Company: SNCF
- Era: IV
- Type: Covered goods wagon
- Era: IV
- Color: Brown
- News: 2026
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CAUTION: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of swallowing! Age recommendation from 14 years.