


Road no.: ET 89 11
Delivery date: Q II 2012
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- Fine engravings and rivets
- Metal spoked wheels
- Finely detailed bogie
- True-to epoch lighting, multipart lamp housing
- Prototypical roof-fittings
- True-to-scale fan-grill
- Prepared for sound or with built-in sound
- Chassis in die-cast zinc
- With interior lighting
- Filigree pantograph
- True-to-original: different wheel diameter
- Snow plow: BRAWA coupler fully functionable, restricted use of close coupling


The volume of traffic in the summer in the Riesengebirge was sometimes so heavy that 2 railcars and up to eight trailers had to be used, but the rush of people arriving when the weather was good for winter sports put everything else in the shade. Now, up to 3 railcars with up to 12 trailers drove on the charming scenic route. To cope with all the snow, the "Rübezahl" railcars had their own especially large snow plow attachments.





















