Märklin HO Freight Cars and Sets

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Prototype:Different versions of the German Federal Railroad (DB) type Kmmks 51 sliding roof gondola. Short version without a brakeman's platform and without a brakeman's cab. As well as a long version with a brakeman's platform or with a brakeman's cab. The cars look as they did around 1960.

Model:Selection of the short version without a brakeman's platform, the version with a brakeman's platform, and the version with a sheet metal brakeman's cab are subject to availability. All of the cars have different car numbers. The roofs can be opened on all of the cars. Each car comes individually packaged in a marked box.
Length over the buffers for each car 11.5 cm / 4-1/2" or 12.2 cm / 4-13/16".
DC wheel set for each car 2 x 700580.

NOTE: This item is sold as PER CAR not as a SET

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Prototype: Different type Tes-t-58 Kmmgks sliding roof / sliding wall cars painted and lettered for the German Federal Railroad (DB). Version without a brakeman's platform and version with a brakeman's platform. The cars look as they did around 1962.

Model: The cars have two roof colors. All of the cars have different car numbers. Each car is individually packaged in a marked box. Length over the buffers for each car 11.5 cm or 12.2 cm / 4-1/2" or 4-13/16".

DC wheel set per car 2 x 700580.

NOTE: This item is sold as PER CAR not as a SET

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Prototype: Different freight cars with sheet steel walls in the sheet piling wall form of the German Federal Railroad (DB) type Gbs 256 (Glmms 64). Version without truss rods. Part of the cars as delivered new around 1966, part of the cars as they looked around 1977. Era IV

Model: The two-axle sheet piling wall cars come in an attractive display, 8 of them looked like newly delivered cars and 12 looking weathered. All of the cars have different car numbers. Each car comes individually packaged in marked boxes. Length over the buffers for each car 16.2 cm / 6-3/8".

DC wheel set for each car 2 x 700580.

NOTE: This item is sold as PER CAR not as a SET

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Prototype: Four different design German Federal Railroad (DB) freight cars. One type Rms 31 freight car with low side walls and stakes of pressed sheet metal, one type Rmrs 31 freight car with low side walls and stakes of pressed sheet metal, one type Ommi 51 dump car without rail clamps, and one type Hbcs 300 / Gltmms 62 boxcar with end doors. The cars look as they did starting in 1962. Era III

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Prototype: 2 four-axle type Res low side cars with ribbed steel side walls and stakes that can be turned down. Freight car of Trenitalia, a subsidiary of the Italian State Railroad (FS). European standard design with a length of 19.90 meters / 65 feet 3-7/16 inches. Each car loaded with rolls of wire. The cars look as they did around 2017. Era VI

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Prototype: Set consisting of two type Sddkmss deep well flat cars for T.R.W. Brussels, Belgium in traffic blue basic paint scheme and one type Sdgkkmss deep well flat cars for Rail Cargo Austria in mahogany brown basic paint scheme. Flat cars for transporting containers, interchangeable truck units, or semi-truck rigs. Each loaded with a curtain tarp semi-truck rig for the freight forwarder LKW Walter. The cars look as they did starting in 2009. Era VI

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Prototype: 2 different type Shimmns short four-axle sliding tarp cars for the firm AAE, leased to Green Cargo, registered in Sweden. The cars look as they did around 2011.

Model: Both cars have closed tarps. They also have type Y 25 welded trucks. Both cars have different car numbers and are individually packaged. There is also a master package. Length over the buffers per car 13.8 cm / 5-7/16". DC wheel set per car E700580.

One-Time Series

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Prototype: 2 type Ibblps 379 two-axle refrigerator cars with insulated, smooth side walls and an ice hatch with an icing platform at both ends of each car. German Federal Railroad (DB) refrigerator cars, leased to the firm Transthermos GmbH, Bremen, Germany. Truck as a refrigerated semi-truck rig painted and lettered for the firm Transthermos.

One-Time Series

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Prototype: Container transport car set consisting of 5 different design container transport cars. Three type Lbgjs 598 2-axle container transport cars. One type Lgjs 573 2-axle container transport car. One type Sgns 694 4-axle container transport car. All of cars in a black or reddish brown basic paint scheme. German Federal Railroad (DB). The transport cars are loaded with 20-foot and 40-foot box containers for various companies. The cars and containers look as they did in the mid-Eighties. Era IV

MHI edition

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Prototype: Type Sggrss 80 (DB Type Sggrss 733) 6-axle double container transport car with articulation, for combined load service. "Traffic Red" basic paint scheme. German Railroad, Inc. (DB AG), registered in Germany. Loaded with a 40-foot box container and a 20-foot box container. The car looks as it currently does in real life. Era VI.

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Prototype: Type Sggrss 80 (AAE type S119) 6-axle double container transport car with articulation, for combined load service. Silk grey basic paint scheme. Privately owned car of AAE Railease S.ár.l, Luxembourg, registered in Germany. Loaded with a 40-foot high-cube box container and a normal height 40-foot box container. The car looks as it did around 2019. Era VI

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Prototype: 2 German Federal Railroad (DB) Bavarian design milk cars. Cars from the first group delivered in 1908 with a flat roof. Both cars still include DR lettering for the British-US Zone. Used in less-than-carload-lot service and for the transport of fresh milk. The cars look as they did around 1952/53. Era III