Refrigerator Car UIC Standard 1 "Carlsberg" DSB

Road no.: 99 342 [P]

Item no. 50688

Available

135

The model has a coupler pocket and short coupling cinematic

2181

Meaning of the Symbols

135

2181

Model details

Extra mounted steps and handrails
Fine paintwork and printing
Multi-part brake system in wheel plane
Wheelsets in toe bearing

LIMITED MODEL FROM 10-UNIT "BEER CARS" (ORDER NO. 50699 (DC) AND 50711 (AC) - FOR SPECIALIST DEALERS ONLY AVAILABLE AS SET.)

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Order no. 47633	Refrigerator Car Tnfhs 38 "König-Pilsener" DB, Era III
Order no. 47634	Refrigerator Car Ibdlps³⁸³ "Klosterbrauerei Alpirsbach" DB, Era III
Order no. 47635	Refrigerator Car Ibdlps³⁸³ "Veltins" DB, Era IV
Order no. 49860	Beer Car "Pschorr Bräu" DB, Era IV
Order no. 49861	Beer Car "Fürstenberg" DB, Era III
Order no. 49872	Beer Car ZB "Tuborg" DSB, Era III

Carlsberg is a registered trademark

Info about the original

The international railway association UIC incorporated two refrigerated cars in its proposals for standardised car construction types. The Standard 1 (St.1) has today become the most common refrigerated car. The national railway in Greece, Morocco, Italy, Switzerland, France, the Netherlands and Belgium purchased ST. 1 refrigerated cars. Private St. 1 cars belonging to the Interfrigo Company were also operated on the Deutsche Bundesbahn network. Meat companies, breweries and food retail chains took these cars out of service. A total of around 6.500 cars were built.