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32700 BEG Passenger Car The meter-gauge Brohltalbahn still hauls revenue freight on its line from Brohl on the Rhine River to Engeln in the Eifel Mountains. Railfans know the railway for its “Vulkan-Express” (Volcano Express). The trip past long-dormant volcanoes, which can be seen along the line, has become a tourist attraction. Now you can operate one of the typical passenger cars used by the Brohltalbahn for its “Vulkan-Express” on your LGB layout. The BEG Diesel Loco D4 (24512) is the perfect match for this coach.
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32710 BEG Combine Car Brohltalbahn trains, hauled by steam or diesel locomotives, carry their passengers from Brohl to Engeln with a speed of 20 km/h (12.5 mph). So there’s plenty of time to enjoy the scenery. The combined passenger and baggage car IBS 31 has been rebuilt for selling beverages during the trip. This prototypical LGB model lets you complete the “Vulkan-Express” on your model railroad. Opening doors.
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32805 PRR Passenger Car This classic passenger coach lets you relive the old-fashioned days of early rail travel. With Pennsylvania Railroad livery, it's a perfect match for the PRR Classic Starter Set (LGB 70120/72120). Opening doors and interior furnishings let you add passengers for a trip across the Northeast.
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33050 WP&Y Baggage Car During the wild days of the Yukon Gold Rush, the White Pass & Yukon Route carried anything and everything over the rugged White Pass into the Canadian west. With this WP&Y baggage car, you can recreate that era with loads of luggage and mail, picks and shovels. Opening front and side doors.. Estimated delivery date: Sept 2006
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33203 Zillertalbahn Passenger car The Zillertalbahn has decorated many of its passenger coaches with the coats of arms of different local municipalities. This LGB model of car B20 features the coat of arms of the town of Aschau. It includes interior furnishings, opening doors and opening gates. It’s an attractive and appropriate addition to any Zillertalbahn passenger train.
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33410 Sightseeing Car Sightseeing cars are popular on field and narrow gauge railroads. On company tours and special excursions, these open cars let you enjoy the voyage in a very special way. Enjoy the wind in your face on your LGB layout with this charming car.
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33660RhB/MGB 1st Class Panorama Car, GEX The Glacier Express - a.k.a. ”The Slowest Express on Earth“ - is operated by the Rhätische Bahn and the Matterhorn-Gotthard-Bahn, and in 2006, the service acquired new panorama cars. Externally, the main difference from the previous cars is a new color scheme. Inside, passengers enjoy the latest in technology and comfort. This LGB model of the new first-class panorama car allows you to update your LGB RhB consists. The model is equipped with opening doors, a detailed and illuminated interior and metal wheelsets.
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33663 The legendary Glacier Express travels from St. Moritz to Disentis on the rails of the RhB. From there, it continues to its final destination of Zermatt on the MGB. The 2006 re-equipping of the train would not be complete without the new second-class panorama cars, and this LGB model replicates them accurately. Together with the first-class car (LGB 33660), you can run the most modern consist of the Glacier Express on your LGB layout. Equipped with opening doors, a detailed and illuminated interior and metal wheelsets.
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33700 DB Passenger Car Jever On the Wangerooge Island railway, numerous narrow-gauge passenger coaches are employed, including many where the sides are rented for advertising. The famous north German beer, Jever, advertises on these cars to remind vacationers of the local brew. Naturally, this model is a perfect match for the DB Wangerooge Diesel Loco, 399 101-5 (21590).
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33703 DB Wangerooge Passenger Car, Delial Many of the narrow-gauge wagons operating on Wangerooge Island carry advertising, and since traffic is heaviest during the summer tourist season, it makes sense to advertise suntan lotion, like the Delial brand on this authentic LGB model. Supplement your tourist trains with this beautiful car
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33733 HSB Passenger Car In 2004, we offered the HSB Hasseröder Passenger Car (34730), and in 2005, we bring you another advertising car from the Harzer Schmalspurbahnen. Schierker Feuerstein is a potato liquor, which is made in the area where the HSB operates. This model, an essential for your HSB layout, has opening doors and interior seating
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33735 HSB Harzkristall Passenger Car In order to support the operation of its steam locomotives, the HSB sells advertising space on its passenger coaches. These advertising cars are often marshaled into complete passenger trains. The glassmaker Harzkristall takes advantage of this to advertise its handcrafted products, and this model captures that complex design. An ideal addition to your HSB roster, the model also offers a furnished interior and open
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LGB of America announced that it will proceed with plans to produce its own G-scale trains and accessories. LGBoA also announced that its existing inventories of LGB products are generally very good and that it is working with many long-time LGB suppliers on its production efforts.
“Our constant goal is to provide consumers with the quality LGB products they want,” said Tony Castellano, President of LGB of America. “We purchased a tremendous amount of LGB before production ended at Lehmann. We have already announced our new ‘USRA 0-6-0’ loco, and we plan to have fresh inventory before the start of the holiday selling season.”
Last updated June 26, 2007
