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2025-04-18 10:45:44

News 2025.04 - Narrow Gauge Info

The Mostviertler wishes you a Happy Easter!

And because Easter always has something to do with searching, he would strongly recommend searching the following pages. You will find all kinds of narrow gauge models that are available again after the Lent period of recent years, information on models that are already in production and a small preview of what we can expect in the coming weeks and months.

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The Easter Wagon, like the famous Christmas Wagons, is a side project that serves to test a technical production idea in a small series. However, it is also a genuine, extremely rare collector's item at a very favourable price!

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We are delighted to announce that the narrow-gauge railway is back! We have had to set up three new shelves to accommodate all the models. Among them are many old favourites, such as the ‘Blunzerl’ wagons and the short frame wagons of the ÖBB 3200 series, but also new and revised models. It's best to get an overview for yourself! At the end of this newsletter you will find a complete list of the available H0e models, even easier and with matching pictures you can find all available H0e models here!

Speaking of available! We have used the new edition of the quickly sold-out ‘Jaro’ generator wagon to update the model. It has been fundamentally revised and now comes fully equipped with handles, door locks, vacuum hoses and the power lines that are essential for a generator wagon!

The 5090 models will be revised before the new edition. We have already been able to demonstrate the new, superior drive technology to many of you at the first annual in-house exhibition and we hope that everyone else will not miss the opportunity to get to know it next week in Tulln, but this much can be revealed - you will not hear it coming!

In response to popular demand, we are producing a series of wooden goods wagons. There will be classic, brown ÖBB variants, previously unrealised variants with two platforms as H0e models and pretty much every service wagon that has ever travelled on Austrian narrow-gauge tracks. The models are delivered ‘almost ready to run’. They are painted and printed and the running gear is already assembled. The final assembly is highly enjoyable and over far too quickly, and the end result will fill you with real modelling pride!

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