Brawa 50948 H0 Kühlwagen Ibdlps383 "Holsten-Edel", DB, Ep. IV

BRAWA 50948 H0 Refrigerated wagon Ibdlps383 "Holsten-Edel", DB, Era IV - Perfectly tempered transports

The BRAWA 50948 H0 refrigerated wagon Ibdlps383 with the striking advertising lettering "Holsten-Edel" brings the charm of historical beer transports directly to your model railway layout. As a refrigerator car of the German Federal Railroad (DB) from Era IV, the model impresses with its detailed reproduction and its historical significance in freight transport, especially in the area of beer transport.

The prototype of the Ibdlps383 refrigerator car

The roots of the Ibdlps383 refrigerated wagon go back to the Tnfs38 from 1942, which was developed as a simplified type of refrigerated wagon. The basic construction came from the Glmhs Dresden, which was manufactured in welded construction. The refrigerated vans were fitted with 300 mm thick insulation and an inner lining made of zinc sheet to prevent moisture from penetrating. Characteristic features were the double-leaf hinged doors, which ensured a particularly tight seal, as well as the striking white boarding of the car bodies.

From the 1950s onwards, the Deutsche Bundesbahn subjected many of the refrigerated coaches it took over to extensive modernization. The high-maintenance plain bearings were replaced by modern roller bearings, and the bodies of wagons with inadequate insulation were completely replaced. Breweries such as Holsten later took over many of these refrigerated wagons and used them to transport beer, with the wagons being fitted with eye-catching advertising. These cars are a typical image of freight traffic in Era IV and embody the close connection between rail transportation and the food industry.

BRAWA - quality and attention to detail

The model railroad manufacturer BRAWA is known for its precise and high-quality models. The H0 refrigerator car Ibdlps383 is another example of the excellent attention to detail that BRAWA offers. With specially attached handle bars, spring assemblies, steps and brake systems, the model sets standards in terms of authenticity and ensures a realistic appearance on your layout.

Technical details of the BRAWA 50948 H0 refrigerated wagon

The model has a length over buffers (LüP) of 139.1 mm and is designed for the nominal scale H0 (1:87). It is designed for the 2-wire direct current system (DC) and is equipped with built-in close coupling kinematics in accordance with the NEM standard, which ensures a secure connection with other cars. The car can run on a minimum radius of 360 mm and is therefore also ideally suited for smaller layouts. An AC wheelset exchange is possible, which means that the model can also be used on AC systems.

Detailed replica and historic design

The model impresses with numerous prototypical details, including the openwork car body supports, the axle brake linkage with brake shoes at wheel level and the prototypical frame structure. The metal wheel sets are also profiled on the inside, which contributes to the high level of detail. The true-to-original printing with the eye-catching Holsten advertising makes the wagon a real eye-catcher on your model railway layout.

The refrigerator car shows all the characteristic features of Era IV: The horizontal board paneling or plywood panels and the eye-catching advertising of breweries such as Holsten reflect the use at that time as private cars, which were specially designed for the transportation of food and beverages.

Stable driving characteristics and durable construction

Thanks to the specially attached spring assemblies and the robust construction, the model is not only visually impressive, but also technically sophisticated. The precisely manufactured metal wheel sets ensure smooth running characteristics, while the sturdy metal axle holders guarantee a long service life. The car is therefore perfect for regular operation in freight trains.

Era IV - The era of private freight cars

Era IV (1970-1990) was characterized by the increasing privatization of rail freight transport. Many companies, especially breweries, used their own refrigerated wagons to transport their products. The Holsten refrigerator car is a typical example of this development and can be ideally integrated into historic freight trains of this era.

Conclusion: A highlight for lovers of historic beer transportation

The BRAWA 50948 H0 refrigerated wagon Ibdlps383 "Holsten-Edel" is the perfect choice for model railroaders who want to recreate authentic scenarios of historical freight transport. The detailed reproduction, precise workmanship and eye-catching advertising lettering make this model a highlight on any layout. Whether as part of a freight train or in combination with other refrigerator cars - this model is an absolute must-have for collectors and railroad fans.

Features:

• Axle brake linkage with brake shoes at wheel level
• Extra attached brake system
• Extra attached grab irons
• Extra attached spring assemblies
• Extra attached steps
• Close coupler kinematics according to NEM standard
• Metal wheels
• Prototypical frame construction
• Wheelsets also profiled on the inside
• Openwork car body supports
• Variant-specific design differences
• Length over buffers: 139.1 mm
• Close coupler kinematics: built in
• AC wheel set exchange: possible
• Size: H0 (1:87)
• Class: Freight car
• Railroad company: German Federal Railroad (DB)
• Era: IV
• Power system: 2-wire direct current (DC)
• Digital: no
• Sound: no
• Minimum radius: 360 mm
• Coupling system: NEM shaft with KK kinematics

Specs:

• Type: Refrigerated wagon
• Gauge: H0
• Rail Company: DB
• Rail Company: DB
• Era: IV
• Type: Refrigerated wagon
• Era: IV
• Color: Multi-Colored
• News: 2025

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

Achtung! Maßstabs- und originalgetreue Kleinmodelle sowie Elektrozubehör für erwachsene Sammler. Nicht geeignet für Kinder unter 14 Jahren

Zum Betrieb des vorliegenden Produkts darf als Spannungsquelle nur ein nach VDE 0570-2-7/DIN EN 61558-2-7 gefertigter Spielzeug-Transformator verwendet werden.