Tillig 18138 TT Niederbordwagen Rs 689 with Trogdeckenplatten, DBAG, Ep.VI

Tillig 18138 TT Rs 689 low side wagon with DBAG Era VI trough ceiling panels: A highlight for your model railway collection

The Tillig 18138 TT Rs 689 low side car of the Deutsche Bahn AG (DBAG) from Era VI is a detailed model that impresses with its precise workmanship and authentic design. Loaded with trough ceiling panels, this low side car is a realistic addition to your TT model railroad layout and offers both collectors and model railroad enthusiasts an impressive driving experience.

The prototype: Rs 689 low side wagon from Deutsche Bahn AG

The Rs 689 low side wagon is a versatile freight wagon designed primarily for the transportation of heavy and bulky goods. In Era VI, which dates from 2007, such wagons were used for the transportation of construction elements such as trough ceiling panels, which play an important role in modern construction.

Manufacturer Tillig: Quality and innovation in model making

Tillig Modellbahnen GmbH, based in Sebnitz, Germany, is one of the leading manufacturers of model railroads and accessories in Europe. Known for its innovative strength and precision, Tillig offers a wide range of products for different gauges. The Rs 689 low side wagon in 1:120 scale (TT gauge) is an example of the high quality and attention to detail that characterize Tillig products.

Era VI: The modern era of rail transportation

Era VI, beginning in 2007, is characterized by liberalized rail traffic in Germany. During this time, new numbering schemes according to UIC and TSI were introduced, and electronic interlocking technology and Ks signals were installed throughout the country. The dismantling of dispensable infrastructure and a highly rationalized layout on branch lines characterize this era.

Technical details of the model

• Track gauge: TT (12 mm)
• Scale: 1:120
• Length over buffers: 166 mm
• Weight: 125 g including sales packaging
• Coupling: Coupler pocket and close coupler kinematics according to NEM
• Power system: 2-wire direct current
• Minimum radius: 310 mm

Color scheme and design

The model impresses with its true-to-original paintwork and printing, which corresponds to the prototype of the Deutsche Bahn AG in Era VI. The fine details, such as the lettering and the reproduction of the trough ceiling plate load, are precisely applied and give the car an authentic appearance.

Quality and workmanship

Tillig attaches great importance to the quality of its models. The Rs 689 low side wagon impresses with its precise mold construction, sharp engravings and excellent running characteristics. The robust construction and the fine details are evidence of a high level of craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Possible accessories and extensions

Tillig offers suitable accessories for this model to further enrich your model railroad layout. These include additional Era VI freight cars, matching locomotives and accessories such as freight and figures that authentically represent the operations of Deutsche Bahn AG.

Recommended purchase for model railroad enthusiasts

The Tillig 18138 TT Rs 689 low side wagon with DBAG Era VI trough ceiling panels is a must for fans of modern railroads and collectors of high-quality models. Its detailed realization, precise workmanship and authentic representation make it a valuable addition to any TT model railway layout. Available in the model railroad store, this model offers excellent value for money and enriches any collection.

Features:

• Track gauge: TT (12 mm)
• Scale: 1:120
• Length over buffers: 166 mm
• Weight: 125 g including sales packaging
• Coupler: Coupler pocket and close coupler kinematics according to NEM
• Power system: 2-wire direct current
• Minimum radius: 310 mm
• True to the original Deutsche Bahn AG Era VI paintwork and printing
• Finely detailed reproduction of the trough ceiling plate load
• Compatible with other Tillig models and accessories from Era VI

Specs:

• Type: Low side wagon
• Gauge: TT
• Rail Company: DB AG
• Era: VI
• Color: Multi-Colored
• News: 2024

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