Roco 6600244 H0 Postwagen, Ep. VI, DC + Schlusslicht

Roco 6600244 H0 Z-5 mail car - Wascosa, Era VI, DC + marker light

The Roco 6600244 is a four-axle type Z-5 parcel post wagon in the DC version with switchable tail light. As a new design, the car impresses with numerous intricate details and is currently in use for Wascosa - formerly developed for the Swiss PTT. This model represents a car from the first series (1988) and bears the inscription "La Poste" in French - in keeping with the third Swiss national language.

Model highlights

• Red tail light that can be switched on both sides - ideal for train ends
• Current consumption via top axle bearing for reliable operation
• Free-standing grab rails, openwork running grids and fine lines
• Highest level of detail thanks to modern new design

Prototype information

Built in 1988 by Josef Meyer Rheinfelden in a series of 10 cars for the former PTT, now owned by Wascosa. The bogies were supplied by SIG and correspond to the type of the well-known EW-IV cars.

Technical data

• Length over buffers: 233 mm
• Coupling: NEM 362 shaft with close coupling kinematics
• Tail light: switchable on both sides (red light)
• Power consumption: via center axle bearing
• Digital decoder: On-board for light functions

Now available - Swiss Post classic with tail light

The Roco 6600244 is the ideal model for all those who want to represent modern postal traffic or historic PTT trains prototypically on the H0 layout - including a functional rear end.

Features:

• Manufacturer: Roco
• Product number: 6600244
• Model: Type Z-5 parcel post car, Wascosa
• Track gauge: H0
• Era: VI
• Length over buffers: 233 mm
• Version: Car of the first series (1988)
• Lettering: "La Poste" (French)
• Rear train lighting: red on both sides, digitally switchable
• Power consumption: via top axle bearing
• Digital decoder: On-board (light only)
• Coupling: NEM 362 with close coupling kinematics

Specs:

• Gauge: H0
• Rail Company: Misc.
• Era: VI
• Type: Mail wagon
• Color: Yellow
• News: 2026

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