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With the Roco 6210276 IC control car Bpmbdzf 297.3, you can add a special Era V passenger car to your H0 model railroad. The model is part of Deutsche Bahn AG’s EC 25 “Franz Liszt” fleet and features the characteristic 1996 long-distance red/light gray color scheme. A meticulously designed, multicolored interior, a simulated sunshade in the driver’s cab, and digitally controllable lighting functions are among the special features of this model. As a DC version with a digital decoder, the control car combines its detailed design with the capabilities of digital model railroad operation.
Would you like to accurately depict Deutsche Bahn’s international long-distance service in Era V? With its version for the EC 25 “Franz Liszt,” the Roco IC control car captures an interesting connection between Germany, Austria, and Hungary.
The route ran from Cologne Central Station to Budapest Keleti pu. The railway administrations of DB, ÖBB, and MÁV were involved in this international connection. The control car is multi-voltage compatible and suitable for use throughout Europe. Thus, its design aligns with the cross-border nature of EuroCity service.
The model features the 1996 long-distance red/light gray color scheme. This design links the control car to the appearance of Deutsche Bahn AG’s long-distance service during Era V, making it a fitting addition to a correspondingly assembled EuroCity set.
The history of the IC control cars began in the early 1990s. During this period, Deutsche Bahn began developing control cars for long-distance service. The first 75 cars were created by converting passenger cars manufactured in Halberstadt.
After the delivery of the first two series, PFA Weiden began manufacturing twelve pressurized IC control cars. To distinguish them from the conventional version, these cars were given the type designation Bpmbdzf 297.3.
Thus, the designation of the Roco model reflects a specific further development of the IC control cars. The pressurized version differs from the previously built variants and forms the historical background for the car depicted here.
The interior design deserves special attention. Roco has equipped the control car with an elaborate, multicolored interior. This ensures that the detailing is not limited to the exterior appearance but is also carried through to the interior of the car.
The driver’s cab is also part of the detailed interior. As an additional detail, a sunshade is hinted at. This version thus offers interesting details, especially for model railroad enthusiasts who like to examine their vehicles up close.
The combination of a multicolored interior, a detailed driver’s cab, and the characteristic paint scheme makes the Roco Bpmbdzf 297.3 an appealing model for collectors of modern Deutsche Bahn passenger cars.
Do you value additional features in digital model railroading? The Roco 6210276 offers you various controllable lighting options. In digital mode, the high beams as well as the cab and console lighting can be controlled individually.
The model also features a direction-dependent three-light headlight and two tail lights. The lighting uses LED technology and complements the detailed design of the control car.
A PluX22 digital decoder is included with the DC version. Additionally, the model features a buffer capacitor. Thus, the control car offers digital features that go beyond its exterior design and provide various lighting functions for model railroad operation.
The IC control car Bpmbdzf 297.3 is an interesting addition for model railroad enthusiasts who wish to recreate the EC 25 “Franz Liszt.” With its route from Cologne Central Station to Budapest Keleti Station and its design based on the 1996 color scheme, it captures the essential features of this international EuroCity connection.
It pairs well with the Roco Car Set 6200272, which includes four EuroCity cars from Deutsche Bahn’s EC 25 “Franz Liszt.” Both models feature the long-distance red/light gray color scheme and are classified as Era V.
This allows you to specifically expand your collection with the control car and depict the international passenger rail service of that era on your H0 layout.
The Roco 6210276 combines the history of the air-conditioned IC control cars with a detailed model design and extensive digital lighting functions. The multicolored interior, the detailed driver’s cab, and the distinctive 1996 paint scheme highlight the unique character of this passenger car.
Whether you want to complete the EC 25 “Franz Liszt” or expand your collection with a Deutsche Bahn AG IC control car, this model offers an exciting opportunity to do so.
Bring international EuroCity service to your H0 model railroad! Order the Roco 6210276 IC Control Car Bpmbdzf 297.3 and add a digitally equipped passenger car from Era V to your collection.
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