Busch 51277 Framo V901/2 RFT Fernsehen

Busch 51277 Framo V901/2 RFT television: Historic GDR service vehicle for your model railway layout

The Busch 51277 Framo V901/2 RFT Fernsehen is a detailed replica of a service vehicle that was used by the Radio and Television Technical Service (RFT) in the GDR. This model on a scale of H0 (1:87) represents the classic transport vehicle of Era III (1945-1970) and brings the nostalgic charm of early television history to your model railway layout. The Framo V901/2 was a reliable, versatile vehicle that was used in the GDR for various supply tasks in the radio and television sector. With its historic color scheme and typical lettering, this model authentically represents the technical services of that time.

The prototype: Framo V901/2 as a service vehicle for television

The Framo V901/2 was a light delivery van that was produced in the GDR in the 1950s and enjoyed great popularity throughout the country. The V901/2 model was mainly used by companies and state institutions and served as a transport vehicle for a variety of tasks. The RFT (Rundfunk- und Fernmelde-Technik) used these vehicles for technical service trips and repair work. The technicians transported tools and spare parts to households or institutions to repair radio and television sets. This vehicle model symbolizes the efforts of the GDR to spread modern entertainment electronics to the population and was an important link between technology and the population.

Busch - Historical precision and quality in model making

The Busch brand is known for its detailed models of historical vehicles, which are appreciated by collectors and model train enthusiasts alike. With the Framo V901/2 RFT television, Busch is bringing another iconic GDR vehicle onto the market. Every detail of the model has been carefully developed to authentically reflect the historical features of the original vehicle. From the styling to the characteristic paintwork and precise imprints, this model stands for quality and dedication in model making. Busch models are known for their durable materials and finely crafted details that enhance any model railway layout.

Epoch III: The Framo V901/2 as a typical GDR vehicle of the time

The Busch 51277 Framo V901/2 RFT television belongs to Era III (1945-1970), which covers the post-war years and the period of reconstruction. In this era, the expansion of television and radio took place in the GDR, and vehicles such as the Framo V901/2 were important company cars that advanced technical progress. The model brings the style and functionality of the 1950s and 60s to your H0 layout and is a valuable detail for anyone looking for an authentic representation of this historical period.

Technical details of the Busch 51277 Framo V901/2 RFT television

The Busch 51277 Framo V901/2 is manufactured on a scale of H0 (1:87) and can be ideally integrated into historical scenarios on model railway layouts of epoch III. The model is characterized by the authentic colour scheme and the true-to-original lettering with the RFT logo and lettering. These details make the model an eye-catcher on any layout. The compact design of the vehicle, combined with the precise representation of the bodywork and windows, perfectly accentuates the characteristic look of the Framo and ensures a lively overall appearance on the layout.

Typical color scheme and design of the RFT vehicle

The Framo V901/2 RFT television is kept in a typical, simple color scheme that was characteristic of GDR service vehicles of the time. The paintwork and the striking imprints of the radio and television service lend the model a high degree of authenticity and make it immediately recognizable as a service vehicle on the layout. The choice of colors and the lettering are carefully reproduced to faithfully represent the original vehicle and capture the atmosphere of Era III.

Quality and durability - a model for collectors and model railroaders

Busch models such as the 51277 Framo V901/2 RFT television are known for their high quality and authentic workmanship. The model is made of robust materials and can withstand intensive use on the model railway layout. The exact replica and the high-quality materials make this vehicle a valuable collector's item and a worthwhile investment for model railroaders who want to enrich their layout with a piece of GDR history. The fine details and careful design guarantee a long service life and ensure that the model retains its authenticity even after many years.

Wide range of applications on your H0 layout

The Busch 51277 Framo V901/2 RFT television is versatile and can be integrated into various scenarios. It fits perfectly into urban or rural scenes of Era III and can be placed as a service vehicle in front of residential buildings, radio stations or in urban street scenes. Thanks to its historical authenticity and detailed design, the Framo is a highlight on any layout and provides realistic accents in GDR dioramas or model scenes from the 50s and 60s.

Conclusion: A nostalgic service vehicle for authentic scenarios

The Busch 51277 Framo V901/2 RFT television is a high-quality model vehicle that brings the technical history of the GDR to your model railway layout. The detailed reproduction of the service vehicle and the precise lettering make this model an excellent choice for collectors and model railway enthusiasts who are looking for a realistic representation of Era III. The RFT vehicle is a unique model that brings the charm of times gone by to life and pays tribute to the importance of the radio and television service in the GDR. A must-have for all lovers of historical models and GDR vehicles!

Features:

• Track size: H0 (1:87)
• Epoch: III (1945-1970)
• Faithful reproduction of the RFT service vehicle
• Detailed lettering with RFT logo and lettering
• High-quality materials and durable workmanship
• Ideal for GDR dioramas and historical scenarios on H0 model railroad layouts

Specs:

• Gauge: H0

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