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Three-coach Roco 6290090 TT City-Bahn set with driving trailer, DB Era IV. White/red light change in analogue and digital operation, S12 route.
Would you like to bring a classic Deutsche Bundesbahn City-Bahn push-pull train in TT gauge to your layout? The Roco 6290090 three-coach commuter set provides a particularly appealing starting point. The three coaches feature the distinctive City-Bahn livery and comprise a first/second-class coach, a second-class coach and a driving trailer with a luggage compartment.
With the specified S12 Köln-Nippes – Au (Sieg) route, the set is ideally suited to a West German Era IV commuter railway setting. A technical highlight is the function decoder in the driving trailer, which enables the lights to change between white and red in both analogue and digital operation.
| Manufacturer | Roco |
| Catalogue number | 6290090 |
| Product | Three-coach City-Bahn commuter set |
| Railway company | Deutsche Bundesbahn (DB) |
| Gauge | TT |
| Era | IV |
| Set contents | 3 commuter coaches |
| Coach 1 | 1st/2nd class, type ABnrzb 772 |
| Coach 2 | 2nd class, type Bnrzb 778 |
| Coach 3 | Second-class driving trailer with luggage compartment, type BDnf 784 |
| Livery | City-Bahn |
| Route | S12 Köln-Nippes – Au (Sieg) |
| Driving trailer | With function decoder for white/red light change |
| Operating modes for light change | Analogue and digital operation |
The Roco 6290090 consists of three different commuter coaches that together form a varied push-pull formation. Combining different classes of accommodation with a driving trailer gives the train a particularly interesting appearance.
The set includes a first/second-class ABnrzb 772, complemented by a second-class Bnrzb 778. Completing the formation is the BDnf 784, a second-class driving trailer with an additional luggage compartment.
An especially distinctive feature of the set is its City-Bahn livery. It makes the coaches instantly recognisable and brings colour to classic Deutsche Bundesbahn local passenger services.
Paired with an electric locomotive in a suitable livery, the coaches form a visually harmonious train that stands out from ordinary commuter formations. This makes the set ideal for modellers who specifically want to recreate colourful DB local passenger services in Era IV.
The ABnrzb 772 combines first- and second-class accommodation in a single vehicle. It therefore represents both classes of accommodation within the commuter train.
A composite coach makes a compact push-pull formation more varied and versatile. Combined with the second-class-only coach, it creates a typical arrangement for everyday local passenger services.
The second coach in the set is a second-class Bnrzb 778. It complements the composite ABnrzb and forms an important part of the commuter train.
The different coach types give the set variety while retaining a uniform City-Bahn appearance. Roco thus provides an appealing starting point for a commuter train based on the prototype.
Of particular interest is the BDnf 784 driving trailer. In addition to its second-class accommodation, it has a luggage compartment and enables push-pull operation, which is particularly important for local passenger services.
In full-size operation, this allowed the train to reverse direction at the terminus without the locomotive having to run round the coaches. The locomotive remained at one end of the train, while the driver controlled the train from the driving trailer when it was being propelled.
The driving trailer in the Roco 6290090 City-Bahn set is equipped with a function decoder for switching between white and red lights. This allows the headlights or tail lights to match the direction of travel.
A particularly practical feature is that the light change is available in both analogue and digital operation. The set can therefore provide directional lighting on TT layouts with different control systems.
Push-pull operation is one of the most interesting ways to use this set. The driving trailer allows the formation to run in both directions without the locomotive having to run round at the terminus.
On a model railway, this creates a varied operating pattern: the City-Bahn train can shuttle between two stations and, after a short stop, depart straight away in the opposite direction. This makes the set ideal for layouts with point-to-point operation or a shuttle route.
The S12 Köln-Nippes – Au (Sieg) route is specified for this Roco model. This gives the set a clear regional identity and makes it particularly suitable for layouts depicting West German local passenger services.
Electrified main lines, suburban stations and busy commuter routes provide an appropriate setting. Paired with a suitable locomotive, the coaches can represent a characteristic S-Bahn or local passenger train.
The Roco 6290090 pairs particularly well with a suitable Class 111 electric locomotive in S-Bahn livery. The locomotive's pebble-grey and orange colour scheme fits perfectly into this historic local passenger service setting.
For example, pairing the set with Roco locomotive 111 147 creates an appropriate push-pull formation for the S12 Köln-Nippes – Au (Sieg) route. The result is a distinctive train for enthusiasts of classic Bundesbahn local passenger services.
The Roco 6290090 TT commuter coach set is particularly aimed at modellers who want to recreate Deutsche Bundesbahn local passenger services authentically. The different coach types provide variety, while the City-Bahn livery gives the train its unmistakable character.
The set will also appeal to collectors of classic push-pull trains. With its function decoder and luggage compartment, the driving trailer forms a particularly attractive end to the formation.
The Roco 6290090 TT three-coach City-Bahn commuter set includes a first/second-class coach of type ABnrzb 772, a second-class coach of type Bnrzb 778 and a second-class driving trailer with luggage compartment of type BDnf 784.
The driving trailer is equipped with a function decoder for white/red light change in analogue and digital operation. A locomotive is not included in the set.
With the Roco 6290090 TT three-coach City-Bahn set with driving trailer, DB Era IV, you can bring a distinctive push-pull formation from classic Bundesbahn local passenger services to your model railway. Three different coach types and the driving trailer's functional features provide plenty of variety in layout operation.
Combine the set with a suitable Class 111 in S-Bahn livery and recreate the S12 Köln-Nippes – Au (Sieg) route. Order this City-Bahn set and bring colourful Deutsche Bundesbahn push-pull operation to your TT layout!
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