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2021-05-18

News 2021.05 - ULF Vienna ESC 2015

The Eurovisions-Songcontest-Variant
The model of the ULF was first produced by HALLING Modelle in 2015. The model, which is often called “Conchita´s Wurst” (sausage), measures an impressive 405mm. In the meantime sold out, the model is now available again with the new NEM652 digital interface and for the last time.

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2021-05-10

News 2021.05 - Vienna Type A

The "Heidelberger" Type A!
The war broke out, resources became scarcer and the KSW, “Kriegsstraßenbahnwagen” or “War Tramcar”, was built. Almost 700 of the trams were built in Uerdingen and Heidelberg in lightweight construction and easy to maintain, with plenty of standing room and therefore a high number of passengers.

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2021-05-03

News 2021.04 - Drive technology catalogue!

The new drive technology catalogue 2021
We have tried to simplify the search for the right component and here a picture is worth a thousand words. Numerous components are now shown as dimensioned drawings and allow a better overview of the variety of options.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.04 - buffer blocks!

the realistic buffer blocks
Produced stone casting process developed in-house and aged with great skill, these fine little miniatures are an eye-catcher at the end of the system.

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2021-05-03

News 2021.04 - Salzburger oldtimer trams!

New edition of the famous oldtimer trams!
The exciting story of the “red city railroaders” also enables model railroaders to use a “tram” on a railway line in a prototypical manner - as was the case in Salzburg between 1942 and 1954.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.04 - Hanover´s “Royale Tram”

The “Royale Bahn” of Hanover...
...is launched for a sad occasion one last time!

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2021-04-27

News 2021.04 - Hanover´s TW6000 Zoo

Impressiv!
An elephant pushes from behind, and from above the gorilla boss Buzandi crumples the Üstra light rail. For the zoo's 150th birthday, a light rail tram drove through Hanover, that was exactly as the motto of the zoo promises: ... really different!

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2021-05-03

News 2021.03 - Pinzgauer VTs12-16

VTs16 " Stuhlfelden" now available
The vehicles of the ÖBB series 5090 quickly established themselves on all narrow-gauge railways in the country, were exchanged like Panini cards, and are still the backbone of passenger transport today.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.03 - Return of the Jaffa!

The first Jaffa waggons with check digits!
The series of Jaffa wagons continues! This time we present a colourful mix.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.03 - Zillertalbahn VT1 Railcar

The "real" VT 5090 on the Zillertalbahn! Now available again!
From spring 2013, the railcar began its scheduled service in the Zillertal and is still in operation today in much the same version.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.03 - Düsseldorf GT6

New edition of the first GT6!
The articulated railcars from DÜWAG shaped the appearance of many German cities for decades. The story began in Düsseldorf itself, where the very first GT6 were used on the Düsseldorf Rheinbahn.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.03 - The museum set C1-c1

With „DÜWAG Spitz“ and Viennese Charm!
The set 141/1241 was refurbished for the museum in a true-to-original historical condition. This allows - with the help of the carefully selected line and destination boards provided - the model to be operated as a historical model.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.03 - The first of the Jaffa

Still without a check digit!
The Jaffa lacquer and the “Pflatsch” unflattering and onomatopoeic for slash of spill, symbolizes an entire epoch of Austrian railway history.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.03 - The Innsbruck work car

These very popular, robust railcars with various types were use in this form until 1977.
The model is delivered as a neutral version and can be driven either as a Tw21 "Museum" with IVB coat of arms or as a rail grinding using the enclosed decals.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.02 - New Edition Vienna Subway V

With a new PCB and interface!
With the new edition of the V-car models of the Wiener Linien, some model updates were carried out. The motorized models are factory-equipped with revised electronics, improved driving characteristics and a new PluX16 interface.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.02 - New Edition C1 / c1

A little history lesson!
Even with the new edition of the approx. 30 year old models of the C1 multiple units and c1 sidecars, care was taken to be technically up to date. The motorized models of the C1 new edition are factory-fitted with a NEM651 interface.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.02 - The Vienna E1 in Rotterdam

A real Viennese does not go under...
...like the famous Vienna railcar E1

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2021-04-27

News 2021.02 - The PLB VBs 211

The Pinzgauer!
The model of the VB 211 is based on the intermediate car of the 4090 models from Stängl MODELLBAHNEN and has been lovingly and comprehensively renewed like its original model.

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2021-04-27

News 2021.01 - Design studies Zillertalbahn

New locos in the Zillertal!
The four models of the 2095 show simulate design studies as they were created in the procurement process and go even further. What would a 2095 look like if it started operating today on one of Austria's most popular narrow-gauge lines?

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2021-04-27

News 2021.01 - StLB VT35

Finally available again! The StLB VT35!
The railcars of the series VT 31–35 of the StLB are narrow-gauge diesel railcars with a track width of 760 mm, the railcars of the series 5090 of the ÖBB and a series of railcars of the Zillertalbahn belong to this design. In November 1980 the VT 31 was delivered from the manufacturer's plant in Vienna to the Murtalbahn.

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