|
35.99 €incl. VAT | plus Shipping Cost
|
The Artitec 20.284.36 H0 SSy55 175-8 P heavy-duty wagon is an impressive model of a heavy-duty carrier that was developed for the U.S. Army Transportation Corps (USATC). In Era IV, this type of wagon played an important role in military rail traffic on German soil. With its true-to-original design and typical military look, this wagon is a must for anyone who wants to enrich their model railway layout with authentic scenes from the Cold War.
Built around 1955 especially for use by the US troops stationed in Germany, the SSy55 was designed to transport military vehicles, tanks and equipment. The wagon with the number 175-8 P is part of this robust series, which was characterized by reliability and resilience in daily military operations. It is an example of NATO's extensive logistical infrastructure on German tracks.
In Era IV, Germany was a central location for the military presence of the Western Allies. The SSy55 was regularly used in military trains, which were characterized by heavily loaded heavy freight cars like this one. On model railway layouts of this era, the vehicle offers a wide range of possible uses - from maneuver transport to the depiction of loading stations with an authentic background.
Artitec stands for prototypical models - and this is also evident in the SSy55 175-8 P. The fine engravings, the period-appropriate lettering and the realistic color scheme make the model look particularly authentic. In H0 scale, it complements military trains just as effectively as single wagon scenarios on branch or main lines.
Thanks to its striking design and historical relevance, the wagon is ideal for themed military trains. It also provides a realistic effect as a loading area for tank or vehicle models. It really comes into its own on the model railway layout, especially in combination with other USATC vehicles.
The Artitec 20.284.36 is more than just a freight wagon - it represents a piece of railroad history that is deeply linked to the political reality of Era IV. This model is a real highlight for model builders with an interest in military logistics or the history of rail transport in divided Europe.
|
Modellbahnshop - Division of KORN e.K. KORN e.K. Inhaber: Denis Korn Thomas-Müntzer-Straße 4 04758 Oschatz Deutschland USt-ID-Nr.: DE 165 839 418 eingetragen im Handelsregister des Amtsgerichtes Leipzig Handelsregisternummer HRA 16661 WEEE-Reg.-Nr. DE 12745699 |
Business hours
|