Tillig 523299 TT Selbstentladewagen Facs, 1, DR, Ep. IV
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Tillig 523299 TT Selbstentladewagen Facs, 1, DR, Ep. IV Product Details
Tillig 523299 TT Self-unloading wagon Facs - freight traffic of epoch IV in the scale 1:120
The Tillig 523299 Facs self-unloading wagon brings authentic freight traffic of the German Reichsbahn from Era IV directly to your TT model railroad layout. This realistic model is part of the wagon assortment from the 502347 display and represents a typical single wagon for bulk freight transportation. With its striking design and true-to-original lettering, this car is a must for fans of the DR freight train scene of the 1970s and 1980s.
Technical data and design of the Tillig 523299 Facs car
The freight car is designed in the nominal size TT (scale 1:120) and is based on the prototype of the German State Railroad (DR) from Era IV. The model is analog and designed for the 2-conductor direct current system. Digital functions or sound modules are not included with this model. The length over buffers is 159 mm and a coupling shaft in accordance with the NEM standard with close coupling kinematics is used - ideal for prototypical car spacing and reliable running performance on the layout.
Detailed reproduction and high-quality workmanship
The model impresses with its fine engraving, the clearly designed bracing of the side walls and a realistic color scheme in the style of the DR freight wagons. The authentic lettering with operating numbers and warning notices is also neatly applied. The Facs wagon type stands for functional practicality in bulk goods transportation, especially for bulk goods such as coal, ore or limestone - and this model reflects this in great detail.
Prototype history of the Facs self-unloading wagon
Facs type self-unloading wagons were used extensively on the Deutsche Reichsbahn for the transportation of bulk goods. Thanks to their tipping troughs, they could be unloaded quickly and efficiently - a great advantage in the fast goods handling of Era IV. These wagons were used throughout Germany in heavy goods traffic, both in block trains and in mixed formations.
Compatibility and expansion options
The wagon is compatible with all standard TT track systems and vehicles that support the 2L direct current system. Thanks to the NEM shaft with KK kinematics, it can be easily combined with other Tillig or TT wagons. It is particularly suitable for supplementing coal or building material trains in DR operation. In combination with matching locomotives such as the BR 118 or BR 132, a harmonious train appearance is created on the layout.
Scope of delivery
The scope of delivery includes a single DR Facs self-unloading wagon in Era IV design. The model comes from the Tillig display 502347 and is supplied as a single car - ideal for the individual expansion of your freight car stock.
Who is this model intended for?
The Tillig 523299 is aimed at TT model railroaders who want to recreate realistic freight traffic of the GDR era. Collectors, DR fans and layout builders looking for authentic individual wagons will be equally impressed. Thanks to its high-quality design, the model is suitable for use in showcases as well as for everyday layout operation.
Buy now: Tillig 523299 DR Facs wagon
Bring realistic bulk goods traffic to your TT layout - with the Tillig 523299 DR Facs self-unloading wagon from Era IV. Now available at Modellbahnshop.de - get this freight car with a strong character for your collection or your operating stock!
Features:
- TT freight car Facs self-unloading car, DR, Era IV
- Analog direct current operation (2L-DC)
- Length over buffers: 159 mm
- Coupling shaft according to NEM with close coupling kinematics
- Detailed reproduction from Tillig display 502347
Specs:
- Type: Self-loading wagon
- Gauge: TT
- Rail Company: DR
- Era: IV
- Color: Brown
- News: 2025
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CAUTION: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of swallowing! Age recommendation from 14 years.