Hädl 113255 TT Mail Car c/10.8, DBP, Era III

Hädl 113255 TT Postal Car c/10.8, DBP, Era III

Would you like to add an authentic car from the era of the Deutsche Bundespost to your TT layout? With the Hädl 113255 DBP Mail Car c/10.8, you can add a classic Era III rail mail vehicle to your tracks.

Mail cars were an important part of postwar railroad operations. During the trip, letters were sorted and prepared for further distribution. As a result, these cars played a central role in the fast and efficient transport of mail within Germany.

Typical German Federal Post Office rail mail car

The c/10.8 mail car was specifically designed for the transport and processing of mail. Cars of this type were frequently added to passenger trains to ensure a fast connection between major mail centers.

This model depicts a car of the German Federal Post Office (DBP) from Era III and is an excellent match for trains from the 1950s and 1960s.

Technology for reliable layout operation

The car is designed for operation on the 2L DC system and features a NEM-compliant coupler shaft with close-coupling kinematics. This allows the mail car to be easily integrated into modern train formations and ensures a prototypical car spacing.

Thanks to its compact TT scale, the model is ideal for branch lines, mail trains, or mixed passenger trains of Era III.

An authentic addition to your TT trains

With the Hädl 113255 TT DBP c/10.8 mail car, you can expand your fleet with a typical vehicle from historic rail mail service. Ideal for model railroading enthusiasts who want to realistically depict the operations of the German Federal Post Office on their layout.

Add this distinctive mail car to your Era III trains now and bring a piece of railroad history to your TT layout!

Features:

• Gauge: TT
• Era: III
• Railroad Company: DBP
• Power System: 2L Direct Current (DC)
• Coupling system: NEM-compliant coupling shaft with KK kinematics

Specs:

• Gauge: TT
• Rail Company: Misc.
• Era: III
• Type: Mail wagon
• Color: Green
• News: 2026

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