NEW Fleischmann 6660212 N Doppeltaschenwagen T3000e Wasocsa + Walter Ep.VI

Are you looking for a Wascosa double-bag car with LKW Walter semi-trailers for your N-gauge model railroad?

The Fleischmann 6660212 T3000e double-pocket car combines a Wascosa car with two LKW Walter semi-trailers. This Era VI model replicates a double-pocket articulated car of the Sdggmrs 738/T3000e class. This brings a specific combination of car and cargo to the forefront of your model railroad world. If you’re passionate about transporting semi-trailers by rail, this model offers a perfect theme for your N-gauge collection.

Wascosa and LKW Walter: Cars and Cargo in Harmony

The two LKW Walter semi-trailers define the appearance of this model. They give the Wascosa car its specific transport task and make the cargo an essential part of the depicted scene. It is not only the car design but also the assignment of the semi-trailers to the LKW Walter freight company that defines the character of this model.

Do you prioritize specific companies and cargo types when selecting your freight cars? Here, you can specifically expand your collection to include this combination. The double-pocket articulated car represents the Wascosa theme, while the two semi-trailers establish the connection to LKW Walter. Thus, the model offers two points of reference for a collection focused on this theme.

The Prototype: The T3000 as a Further Development of the T2000

The model is based on the T3000 megatrailer pocket car, a further development of the T2000 type. In this prototype, the cargo area is designed to accommodate the low-profile vehicle components of megatrailers. The design of the cargo area is thus directly related to the intended cargo. It is precisely this connection between the car’s design and its transport function that makes pocket cars an interesting topic for model railroad enthusiasts.

However, the prototype’s applications are not limited to Megatrailers. Older-style trailers, as well as swap bodies and containers, can also be loaded. The T3000 thus accommodates various types of loading units. With item number 6660212, Fleischmann highlights a specific loading configuration: the Wascosa double-pocket car with two semi-trailers from the LKW Walter freight company.

A clear highlight for your Era VI collection

Whether you organize your model railroad collection by era, car type, or company affiliation, this double-pocket car can be classified based on several characteristics. Era VI defines the time period, the Sdggmrs 738/T3000e class denotes the car type, and the combination of Wascosa and LKW Walter determines the specific version depicted.

For fans of flatcars, the appeal lies particularly in incorporating this specific combination of vehicle and cargo into their own collection. Even if you’re primarily interested in the rail transport of truck trailers, this model addresses precisely that topic. The technical specifications and features are summarized in the following sections.

Add the Wascosa flatcar to your model railroad world

Add the T3000e with a “LKW Walter” load to your N-gauge collection. Order the Fleischmann 6660212 and give this Era VI double-pocket articulated car a spot among your freight cars!

Features:

• Manufacturer: Fleischmann
• Item Number: 6660212
• Model: Wascosa double-pocket articulated car
• Class: Sdggmrs 738/T3000e
• Gauge: N
• Era: VI
• Material: Die-cast metal car
• Load: Two truck trailers from the LKW Walter freight company
• Folding latches: Four per body section
• Power system: DC analog
• Coupler: NEM 355 shaft with close-coupling kinematics
• Length over buffers: 214 mm
• EAN: 9005033404888
• Prototype: T3000 megatrailer flatcar, a further development of the T2000 type
• Prototype cargo area: Designed to accommodate the low-slung vehicle components of the Megatrailer
• Additional loading options for the prototype: Older-style trailers as well as swap bodies and containers up to 7.82 m long

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