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Minitrix 15013-05 N Selbstentlagewagen Erz Iid, DRG, Ep. II


15013-05 N Selbstentlagewagen Erz Iid, DRG, Ep. II

37.99 €

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Availability  :  on stock
    Delivery time: 1 ‐ 2 business days (Germany)
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Brand  :  Minitrix
Model  :  MBS185550
Shipping Weight  :  0.05 kg
Unit  :  piece

Minitrix 15013-05 N Selbstentlagewagen Erz Iid, DRG, Ep. II Product Details

Description

15013-05 N Ore IId self-unloading car, DRG, Era II: Authentic ore transportation for your model railroad

The German State Railroad (DRG) Ore IId self-unloading car is a classic example of efficient freight transportation in Era II. With its robust design and special construction for the transportation of iron ore, this model authentically reflects historical use on the rails. The N model impresses with its detailed design and realistic loading with real iron ore.

The prototype: Ore IId - Effective freight transportation

The four-axle open self-unloading wagon Erz IId of the type OOt Saarbrücken (later OOtz 43) was developed in the 1930s to transport large quantities of iron ore efficiently. With its medium-height upper body and brakeman's platform, it offered a high loading capacity and made operation easier. The pressed plate bogies of the standard design provided stability and reliability for heavy loads. This wagon was an indispensable element in the freight traffic of the Deutsche Reichsbahn.

A detailed N scale model

The model of the Erz IId in N scale is impressive with its precise reproduction. The brakeman's platform with front adjusting wheel, the medium-high upper body and the pressed sheet metal bogies have been authentically reproduced. The load consists of real iron ore in true-to-scale grain size, which gives the model a particularly realistic appearance. With a length over buffers of 64 mm, the model fits perfectly into historical train compositions.

Era II: Freight traffic on the Reichsbahn

Era II (1920-1945) was characterized by the standardization and optimization of rail freight traffic. Wagons such as the Erz IId played a central role in the transportation of raw materials that were essential for industry. This model authentically brings the atmosphere of this period to your model railway layout and allows you to recreate historical freight trains.

Design and equipment

The model is characterized by numerous prototypical details. The precisely reproduced brakeman's platform with front adjusting wheel, the medium-height upper body and the pressed sheet metal bogies give the car an authentic look. The realistic loading with real iron ore provides additional realism and makes the wagon a highlight in any train composition.

Expansion options

The Ore IId self-unloading wagon can be ideally combined with other wagons of this design to depict realistic ore transportation. Supplemented by steam locomotives and other freight wagons from Era II, this model offers a wide range of possible uses and adds a historical component to your model railway layout.

Care and maintenance

The model is robust and easy to maintain. Regular cleaning of the wheels and couplings ensures trouble-free operation. The high-quality workmanship guarantees a long service life and a consistently high level of quality.

Conclusion: A classic for Era II fans

The Erz IId 15013-05 self-unloading wagon is a high-quality and detailed model that authentically reflects the freight traffic of the German State Railroad. With its realistic loading, prototypical design and excellent workmanship, it is an ideal addition to any N model railway layout of Era II. Whether as a single wagon or in a freight train set - this model is convincing all along the line.

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