Brawa 51244 H0 Gedeckter Güterwagen Gm, GOE, Ep. I

Brawa 51244 H0 Gedeckter Güterwagen Gm, GOE, Ep. I Product Details

Description

Brawa 51244 H0 Covered freight car Gm, GOE, Era I: A historical masterpiece for your model railroad layout

The Brawa 51244 H0 Göttinger Eisenbahn (GOE) covered freight car Gm is a detailed reproduction of a historic freight car from Era I. With its precise design, high-quality workmanship and authentic lettering, this model brings the rail freight traffic of the early railroad era directly to your layout.

The prototype: Freight cars of the state railroads and their significance

The development of standardized freight wagons began with the founding of the German State Railway Wagon Association (DWV) in 1909. The Gm, based on the association wagon type A2, was built in large numbers from 1911 for various state railroads and private railroads such as the Göttinger Eisenbahn (GOE). With a wheelbase of 4.5 m and a load capacity of 15 tons, these wagons could be used universally and contributed significantly to the growth of rail freight transport.

The wagon was used to transport a wide variety of goods, including agricultural products, raw materials and general cargo. From 1938 onwards, many of these wagons were modernized to meet the increased requirements due to higher speeds and the introduction of air brakes. The Gm type wagons shaped the image of freight traffic in the early era of the railroad.

Brawa - perfection and attention to detail

Brawa placed great value on historical accuracy when designing the Gm boxcar. The finely reproduced board joints, openwork car body supports and specially attached axle bearing covers give the model an authentic appearance. The precise printing and painting of the GOE lettering make this car a special highlight of historical train formations.

Technical details of the Brawa 51244 Gm freight wagon

The model has a length over buffers of 107.2 mm and is designed for the 2-wire direct current system (DC). The integrated close coupling kinematics and the coupling shafts in accordance with the NEM standard ensure a reliable connection with other wagons and locomotives. An optional exchange to AC wheelsets is easily possible.

Era I: The heyday of the railroad

Era I (1835-1920) is the era of the state railroads, in which rail transport began its triumphant advance. Private and state railroad companies such as the Göttinger Eisenbahn (GOE) played an important role in the growing freight traffic. Wagons such as the Gm were essential for economic development and ensured that goods could be transported efficiently and quickly.

Conclusion: A historical eye-catcher for your H0 layout

The Brawa 51244 H0 Covered Goods Wagon Gm is an ideal addition for model railroaders who want to realistically recreate the rail freight traffic of the early railroad era. With its precise workmanship and historical details, it lends authenticity and historical charm to your model railroad layout.

Features:

• Scale: H0 (1:87)
• Type: Covered goods wagon
• Railroad company: Göttingen Railway (GOE)
• Era: I
• Power system: 2-wire direct current (DC)
• Digital: No
• Sound: No
• Length over buffers: 107.2 mm
• Minimum radius: 360 mm
• Coupling system: NEM coupling shaft with close coupling kinematics
• Finely reproduced board joints and openwork car body supports
• Prototypical frame construction
• Extra axle bearing covers, grab irons and signal brackets
• Multi-part Kkg brake system
• Precise printing and paintwork in historic style
• AC wheelset exchange possible (Brawa order no. 2187)