Scale 1:220 - z

Curved circuit track r220 mm 30° -z Gauge (1:220)

German train set with steam locomotive BR 86 and two pairs of freight cars, DRG. -scale z (1:220)

4 German Federal Railroad (DB) four-axle compartment cars. Prussian designs with and without brakeman's cabs. 1 type AB4 car, 1st/2nd class, 3 type B4 cars, 2nd class. The cars look as they did in Era IIIb. Era III -z scale (1:220)

Class 139 Electric Locomotive, DB -z Gauge (1:220)

Container car set Sgns 6 -z scale (1:220)

Anslutningsstolpe H 38 mm

Crossing 112,8 mm 13° -z Gauge (1:220)

German, weathered train set with steam locomotive BR 80 and five freight cars loaded with coal. DB era III. -scale z (1:220)
Insider model of 2016.

In a Limited Stop Train on the Branch Line
Once there was a quite different, contemplative travel experience without constant worries about failed connections, with working restrooms, and with windows that could be opened. We're talking about the "Heckeneilzügen" / "Backwoods Limited Stop Passenger Trains" that enabled connections free of transfers for many years via branch lines between regions not on the main lines and the large metropolitan areas. On the branch lines, they stood out with comparatively comfortable cars as exotic bright spots among the usual rail busses and rebuild cars. These trains formed the backbone of passenger service in the country in the northern part of Germany into the Eighties and occasionally they even warranted through cars.
Era IV -z scale (1:220)

Diesel locomotive, Class 212 -z Gauge (1:220)

Class 38 Steam Locomotive, DB -z Gauge (1:220)

Class 143 Electric Locomotive, DB AG -z Gauge (1:220)

Brostolpe H 41 mm

Double slip switch r323 mm 13° -z Gauge (1:220)

American train set "Casey Jones" with steam locomotive and 4 coaches. -z scale (1:220) Limited edition from year 2000. 5-pole motor.