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2025-01-23 10:22:24
News 2025.01 - Generator Wagon
For 32 men or 4 horses!
Today's G/s 106 began its long and eventful career in 1896 as a ‘troop transport’ on the Ybbstalbahn. Today, it has been restored to perfection by the Mh.6 Club and is still in use as a crew and power wagon with the Mh.6 in the nostalgia train of the Mariazellerbahn, making it the longest-serving narrow-gauge freight wagon in Austria.
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The H0e model of the freight wagon often affectionately called ‘Jaro’ is being offered for the first time as an elaborate real wood model in very small numbers. The detailed lettering and the many fine and blackened bronze parts give it a great presence and do honour to the great prototype
At the end of the 1990s, members of the club restored the ÖBB 95800 goods wagon, which was in very poor condition at the time, in the Obergrafendorf boiler house. Basically, the wagon was rebuilt on the original chassis, giving it a new lease of life.
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