Kres 1372D VT 137 type Köln 3-teilig, DR, Ep. III (digital without sound)

Kres 1372D VT 137 type Köln 3-teilig, DR, Ep. III (digital without sound) Product Details

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Kres 1372D VT 137 type Köln 3-part DR Era III Digital without sound: Perfect replica of a legendary railcar

The Kres 1372D VT 137 type Cologne is a three-part railcar on a scale of 1:120 (TT gauge) that faithfully reproduces the elegance and functionality of the Deutsche Reichsbahn (DR) in Era III. This model without a sound function is ideal for model railroaders who value precision, historical accuracy and technical quality.

Prototype of the model: The type Köln VT 137 railcar

The Köln type was developed in the 1930s as a fast diesel railcar for upscale passenger transportation. Manufactured between 1936 and 1938 by Linke-Hofmann-Werke, these vehicles were particularly suitable for long-distance services between large cities. After the Second World War, some examples were taken over by the Deutsche Reichsbahn and used for regional transport until the 1980s. The characteristic shape and innovative technical features made the VT 137 an icon of its time.

Manufacturer Kres: Model making at the highest level

Kres GmbH, based in Germany, has stood for excellent model railroads in TT scale for many years. With innovative technologies, such as the factory-installed FlexDec decoder, and a precise reproduction of historical vehicles, Kres offers models that inspire both collectors and active model railroaders.

Era III: The era of the German Reichsbahn

Era III (1949-1970) reflects a phase of railroad history in which numerous vehicles from the pre-war period were modernized and continued to be used in service. The VT 137 embodies this transitional period between the dominance of steam locomotives and the increasing use of modern diesel and electric locomotives.

Technical details of the Kres 1372D model

• Track gauge: TT (1:120)
• Power system: Direct current (DC)
• Digital: Factory-fitted with FlexDec decoder
• Sound: Not included
• Length over buffers: 585 mm
• Minimum radius: 286 mm
• Lighting: LED headlights (white/red depending on direction of travel) and warm white interior lighting
• Drive: Powerful, smooth-running bell-type armature motor
• Material: High-quality plastic housing and metal chassis

Color scheme and design: Authenticity down to the last detail

The model is kept in the typical color scheme of the German Reichsbahn of Era III. Fine lettering and logos complement the detailed body. The interior has been realistically reproduced and underlines the high quality of the model. The elaborate paintwork and precise printing make the VT 137 an eye-catcher on any layout.

Quality and workmanship: A model for the highest demands

The railcars from Kres GmbH stand for durability and functionality. The VT 137 impresses with its stable construction, high-quality workmanship and innovative technical features. The integrated FlexDec decoder enables smooth control, while the LED lighting creates an atmospheric ambience.

Accessories and expansion options

For an even more authentic design, you can expand your layout with matching passenger or goods wagons from Era III. Kres also offers numerous accessories and spare parts to ensure the longevity of the model. Thanks to its compatibility, the VT 137 fits seamlessly into existing layouts.

Recommended purchase in the model railroad shop

The Kres 1372D VT 137 Cologne model is a must for every model railroader who appreciates historical accuracy and technical precision. This model combines detailed design with the latest digital technology and offers an exceptional driving experience. Order now in the model train store and benefit from fast delivery and first-class customer service.

Features:

• Track gauge: TT (1:120)
• Power system: Direct current (DC)
• FlexDec decoder for digital control
• LED headlights with light change (white/red)
• Interior lighting: Warm white
• Length over buffers: 585 mm
• Minimum radius: 286 mm
• Authentic paint scheme and lettering
• Powerful bell-type armature motor