Brawa 49137 H0 BTmms58 Freight Car, with Ekrt 212 "Bahlsen," DB, Era III

Brawa 49137 H0 BTmms58 Freight Car, with Ekrt 212 "Bahlsen," DB, Era III Product Details

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Brawa 49137 H0 Container Car BTmms58, with Ekrt 212 "Bahlsen," DB, Era III

Are you looking for a special freight car for your H0 layout that will enhance classic DB freight transport scenes from Era III? The Brawa 49137 H0 BTmms58 Container Car with Ekrt 212 “Bahlsen” is a highly detailed model of the Deutsche Bundesbahn and is ideal for prototypical freight trains, switching scenes, and station areas.

The model depicts a BTmms58 container car with the road number 021 010. The Ekrt 212 “Bahlsen” livery gives the car distinctive lettering and makes it an attractive addition to freight car fleets with a classic DB theme.

DB BTmms58 container car in Era III

Over the next six years, a total of 2,100 BTmms58-class cars were built. To facilitate handling and loading, each car had a gangway at one end spanning the buffers or a handbrake platform mounted in front of the car frame.

The DB replaced the 35-metric-ton buffers with 59-metric-ton high-performance buffers, which were also used from the outset on cars built starting in 1964. This makes the container car an interesting prototype for model railroading enthusiasts who wish to realistically depict the freight operations of the Deutsche Bundesbahn.

Detailed design for realistic freight trains

With a length over buffers of 149.4 mm, the car fits perfectly into H0 freight train formations. The faithfully reproduced frame structure, individually attached steps and footrests, as well as brake shoes at wheel level, ensure a harmonious and high-quality model appearance.

Get the Brawa H0 BTmms58 container car with Ekrt 212 “Bahlsen” and expand your DB freight train fleet with a distinctive Era III car.

Features:

• Gauge: H0
• Era: III
• Type: BTmms58
• Railroad: DB
• Road Number: 021 010
• Length over buffers: 149.4 mm
• Brake shoes flush with the wheel face
• Frame structure faithfully reproduced
• Individually attached steps and footrests