Arnold HN6732 N Set of 2 Grain Silo Cars, SNCF, Era IV-V 'TRANSCEREALES'
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Arnold HN6732 N Set of 2 Grain Silo Cars, SNCF, Era IV-V 'TRANSCEREALES' Product Details
Arnold HN6732 N 2-Car Set “Transcéréales – CAF Grains” Grain Silo Cars, SNCF, Epochs IV–V – A classic French bulk-car set in a two-car set
With the Arnold HN6732, you’ll receive a two-piece set of French SNCF grain silo cars from Eras IV and V. The cars feature the well-known “Transcéréales – CAF Grains” design and combine two different body styles: one car with straight side walls and one with curved side walls—for realistic variety in bulk freight transport.
Variety in the details—typical of everyday French freight transport
The cars in this set reflect the mixed fleet found in modern grain trains. Different silo types in the same color scheme are not only visually appealing but also absolutely prototypical of French agricultural transport from the 1970s through the 1990s.
Technically reliable and versatile
With a total length over the buffers of 123 mm (approx. 61 mm each), the cars are ideal for use on compact N-gauge layouts. The models are equipped with NEM coupler sockets and close-coupling mechanisms and can be easily integrated into existing freight train formations.
Add them to your collection now—for authentic agricultural trains with SNCF flair
The Arnold HN6732 set is a must-have for all model railroader who value variety, attention to detail, and a realistic Era IV/V atmosphere. Get yours now and perfectly recreate French bulk freight transport!
Features:
- Gauge: N
- Era: IV–V
- Railroad: SNCF
- Power System: 2L direct current (DC)
- Length over buffers: 123 mm (entire set)
- NEM socket with close-coupling mechanism
- Digital: No
- Sound: No
Specs:
- Type: Silo wagons
- Gauge: N
- Rail Company: SNCF
- Rail Company: SNCF
- Era: IV
- Type: Silo wagons
- Era: IV
- Color: Grey
- News: 2026
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CAUTION: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of swallowing! Age recommendation from 14 years.