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Trix 24170-02 H0 Tank Car, EVA, Era III


24170-02 H0 Kesselwagen, EVA, Ep. III

46.99 €

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    Delivery time: 3 ‐ 10 business days (Germany)
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Brand  :  Trix
Model  :  MBS185557
Shipping Weight  :  0.00 kg
Unit  :  piece

Trix 24170-02 H0 Tank Car, EVA, Era III Product Details

Description

24170-02 H0 Tank Car, EVA, Era III: A Classic of Rail Freight Transport

The EVA tank car from Era III is a typical example of postwar rail freight transport. With a riveted tank and a capacity of 19.2 m³, this car was specially designed for transporting liquid cargo. This H0 model impresses with its detailed design and high-quality craftsmanship, bringing the atmosphere of the 1950s to any model railroad layout.

The Prototype: Efficiency and Reliability

The 2-axle tank car with a riveted construction and the road number 541 072 served as a reliable means of transport for EVA (Eisenbahn-Verkehrsmittel Aktiengesellschaft). Its robust construction, open-frame undercarriage, and work and brakeman platforms made this car an indispensable part of freight transport in the 1950s. It was primarily used for transporting chemicals and other liquid substances.

A highly detailed H0 model

The H0 model of the EVA tank car is characterized by its exact replica design. The separately attached details, such as the handbrake crank, braking system, and discharge pipes, have been crafted with the utmost precision. The attached work platforms with access steps, as well as the brake platform, are authentically designed and contribute to the model’s true-to-prototype appearance.

With a length over buffers of approximately 10.1 cm and slotted close couplers, the model is ideally suited for realistic train formations. In addition, the car can be equipped with an AC wheel set (E700150), making it universally compatible.

Era III: Reconstruction and Economic Boom

Era III (1945–1970) was marked by the restoration of infrastructure and an economic boom. Tank cars like the EVA were essential for supplying liquid raw materials and contributed to industrial expansion. This model represents the operational condition between 1950 and 1959 and is a perfect addition to model railroad layouts with a historical focus.

Design and Features

The model impresses with its riveted construction and classic 1950s-style paint scheme. The detailed reproduction of the open-frame chassis and the precisely crafted components, such as the braking system and work platform, ensure an authentic representation. Scenary-guided close couplers allow for prototypical operation.

Expansion Options

For larger freight train formations, additional tank cars with different road numbers from the Märklin H0 lineup (item number 00719) can be added. This expansion offers an excellent opportunity to recreate realistic train formations.

Care and Maintenance

The model is sturdy and easy to maintain. Regular cleaning of the wheel sets and couplers ensures optimal performance and a long service life. High-quality materials guarantee consistently high quality even with intensive use.

Conclusion: An authentic model for historic freight trains

The EVA 24170-02 tank car is a high-quality and highly detailed model that realistically reflects the historic freight traffic of the 1950s. With its excellent craftsmanship, numerous details, and compatibility with other cars, it is an ideal addition to any H0 model railroad layout set in Era III. Whether as a single car or in a freight train consist—this model impresses across the board.

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