Brawa 48566 DR Class G "Supply and Workshop Car" with a pointed roof, Era III

Brawa 48566 DR Class G "Supply and Workshop Car" with a pointed roof, Era III Product Details

Description

Brawa 48566 G-Class Pointed-Roof Car “Supply and Workshop Car” of the DR, Era III

Are you looking for a special railway service car for your H0 layout that authentically reflects the daily operations of the Deutsche Reichsbahn in Era III? The Brawa 48566 DR G-Class Pointed-Roof Car “Material and Workshop Car” is a finely detailed model for construction trains, workshop areas, and historical operational scenes.

After 1945, many freight cars from other railroads remained in the DR’s possession. Miscellaneous types of cars were often used for conversion into railway service cars, allowing these vehicles to remain in service for many more years.

Pointed-roof cars as material and workshop cars

Covered freight cars were used in construction trains, among other things, for storing materials and supplies or as mobile workshops. The model captures precisely this typical area of use with its design as a material and workshop car.

The H0 model impresses with its prototypical appearance, fine engravings, rivet strips, and very clean printing and paintwork. Separately attached running boards and the delicate reproduction of the wheel bearings add further depth of detail.

Highly detailed model for DR construction trains of Era III

With close-coupling mechanism, profiled wheels, and a faithfully reproduced undercarriage, the car can be convincingly used in rail service, construction train, or freight train formations.

Get the Brawa 48566 G-type pointed-roof car “Material and Workshop Car” and expand your H0 collection with a distinctive DR model featuring fine details and historical authenticity.

Features:

• Gauge: H0
• Era: III
• Railroad: DR
• Pointed-roof G car “Material and Workshop Car”
• Road Number: 73-17-09
• Scale: 1:87
• Length Over Buffers: 105 mm
• Intricate reproduction of the wheel bearings
• Faithful reproduction of the underbody
• Prototype-accurate double spring assemblies
• Exquisite printing and paint finish
• Fine engravings and rivet strips
• Separately attached steps
• Wheels with treads on the inside as well
• Close-coupling mechanism