Bemo 2295561 H0m Articulated Tank Car Uah 2881, MGB, Era VI

Bemo 2295561 H0m Articulated Tank Car Uah 2881, MGB, Era VI – Launch of the Alpin Cargo series in model form

Are you looking for a modern freight car for your H0m layout? The Bemo Uah 2881 is the first articulated tank car from the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway (MGB) to receive the new “Alpin Cargo” design in 2024—marking the beginning of a modern, eye-catching design in Alpine freight transport. Now this prototype is coming to your tracks as a model for the first time!

First of its kind in the new design

In 2024, the RhB main workshop converted car Uah 2881—the first of the articulated tank cars acquired in 2016—to the fresh “Alpin Cargo” design. Two more cars followed in 2025. With clean lines and a contemporary design, this model symbolizes the structured, efficient freight transport on the MGB network.

Model for modern freight trains in Era VI

The Uah 2881 fits perfectly into a modern freight car fleet and can be combined with other “Alpin Cargo” cars. Bemo is thus consistently expanding the MGB freight car lineup—and with this car, brings a realistic representation of contemporary operations to the layout.

Detailed reproduction for everyday operations

With a length over buffers of 166 mm, the car is designed for a minimum curve radius of 330 mm. Clean printing, finely detailed bodywork, and a striking color scheme make the car an eye-catcher in any freight train. It is ideal for use in modern Alpine scenarios, both as a single car and in multiple-car formations.

Pre-order now—the launch of the new MGB design line

With the Bemo 2295561 Uah 2881, you can add the first model in the “Alpin Cargo” series to your H0m layout. Perfect for anyone looking to upgrade their layout with the latest MGB vehicles. Get yours now and stylishly depict the transformation in freight transport!

Features:

• Gauge: H0m
• Era: VI
• Length over buffers: 166 mm
• Minimum radius: 330 mm

Specs:

• Type: Tank wagon
• Gauge: H0m
• Rail Company: MGB
• Era: VI
• Color: Red
• News: 2026

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CAUTION: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of swallowing! Age recommendation from 14 years.