Brawa 45827 H0 Einheits-Nebenbahnwagen Bciel-24, DRG, Ep. II

Brawa 45827 H0 Einheits-Nebenbahnwagen Bciel-24, DRG, Ep. II Product Details

Description

Brawa 45827 H0 Standard Branch Line Car Bciel-24, DRG, Era II – A Rarity for the Zackenbahn

With the Bciel-24, Brawa presents an extremely rare prototype from the Deutsche Reichsbahn-Gesellschaft: Only five of these branch line cars were manufactured in the 1920s—all by Linke-Hofmann-Lauchhammer in Breslau. The models were used on the famous Zackenbahn in the Giant Mountains and represent the regional train design of Era II. One example still survives today and can be viewed on Berlin’s “Traditionszug” (Heritage Train).

A historical rarity faithfully reproduced

The “Breslau 2914” symbolizes the brief but significant production period of the Bci-24. After World War II, two cars remained with the DR, where they continued to be operated as standard passenger cars. The surviving car, “Breslau 2921,” is now part of the “Veltener Traditionszug” in Berlin-Schöneweide. For model railroaders who value historical authenticity, this model is a true highlight.

A lovingly detailed model built to the highest standards

The finest details—such as separately attached roof vents, steps, bearing caps, and delicate handrails—make this branch-line car a real eye-catcher on any Era II layout. The detailed interior, precisely fitted windows, and a finely engraved undercarriage with many separately attached parts round out the high-quality model.

Features:

• Gauge: H0
• Era: II
• Railroad Company: DRG
• Road Number: Breslau 2914
• Detailed underbody with many separately attached parts
• Prototype-accurate platform railing and electric coupler
• Handrails made of impact-resistant plastic
• Close-coupling mechanism compliant with the NEM standard
• Precisely fitted windows
• Separately attached bearing covers
• Separately attached roof vents
• Length over buffers: 138 mm
• With interior fittings
• Delicate steps