Tillig 14842 Schiebewandwagen Hbis-tt „DB Schenker“ der DB AG, Ep. VI

Tillig 14842 Sliding wall wagon Hbis-tt "DB Schenker" of the DB AG, Ep. VI: Modern freight traffic for your TT layout

The Tillig 14842 Hbis-tt "DB Schenker" sliding wall w agon is a modern model of a freight wagon of the Deutsche Bahn AG from Era VI. This sliding wall wagon is manufactured on a scale of 1:120 and impresses with its true-to-original red color scheme and precise workmanship. With a length over buffers (LüP) of 117 mm and a coupler pocket according to NEM 358 with close coupler kinematics, the model is ideal for use on TT layouts and offers a realistic reproduction of modern freight traffic.

The prototype: Hbis-tt "DB Schenker" sliding wall wagon

The Hbis-tt sliding wall w agon from Deutsche Bahn AG is a modern freight wagon that is mainly used for transporting weather-sensitive goods. The sliding walls make loading and unloading particularly quick and easy, making it ideal for flexible use in freight transport. In Era VI (from 2007 to the present day), this type of wagon plays a central role in modern freight transport, especially at DB Schenker, the freight transport arm of Deutsche Bahn.

The characteristic red paintwork and the "DB Schenker" logo make the wagon immediately recognizable and reflect modern rail freight transport in Europe. This type of car is used on international routes and can often be seen in long freight trains traveling across Europe.

Technical details of the Tillig 14842 sliding wall wagon

The Tillig 14842 sliding wall wagon is designed for the 2-conductor direct current system (DC) and has a track gauge of 12 mm. With a length over buffers (LüP) of 117 mm, it is manufactured true to scale for TT layouts on a scale of 1:120. The NEM 358 coupler pocket and the close coupling kinematics enable simple coupling with other wagons and ensure that the wagons are close together on curves and enable realistic train formation.

The close coupling kinematics minimize the distance between the cars, which results in an authentic appearance, especially on tight curves. This technical feature makes the Tillig 14842 sliding wall car ideal for use in complex train sets and increases the play value on your layout.

Detailed design and high-quality workmanship

The Tillig 14842 impresses with its precise reproduction of the red paintwork and the striking "DB Schenker" logo. The fine printing and the detailed design of the sliding walls give the model a particularly realistic appearance. The robust construction and high-quality materials ensure that the wagon will last a long time and always run reliably, even when frequently used on the layout.

The detailed design of the model, from the sliding mechanism to the precise reproduction of the lettering, ensures that the wagon is also a visual highlight on any TT layout. Whether as part of a long freight train or as a single piece - this car brings modern freight traffic of Era VI to your model railroad layout.

Recommendation for the purchase of the Tillig 14842 sliding wall wagon

The Tillig 14842 Hbis-tt "DB Schenker" sliding wall w agon is an excellent choice for model railroaders who want to expand their TT freight trains with a modern and detailed wagon. The realistic reproduction, the close-coupling kinematics and the high-quality workmanship make this wagon a highlight on any layout, both visually and technically.

Thanks to its robust construction and authentic paint scheme, this wagon is ideal for operation on freight lines in Era VI. Whether in international freight trains or as a single car on your layout - the Tillig 14842 brings modern freight traffic directly to your model railroad. If you value quality and authenticity, this sliding wall car is the perfect addition to your TT layout.

Features:

• Era: VI
• Direct current (DC)
• Coupling: NEM 358 shaft with close coupling kinematics
• Length: 117 mm
• Track gauge: 12 mm
• Scale: 1:120

Specs:

• Type: Sliding wall wagon
• Gauge: TT
• Rail Company: DB AG
• Rail Company: DB AG
• Era: VI
• Type: Sliding wall wagon
• Era: VI
• Color: Red
• News: 2019

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