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Fleischmann 7760011 N 4 pcs Set: Supplement wagon "Max Liebermann", DR

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N 4 pcs Set: Supplement wagon "Max Liebermann", DR

  • Specification as IC "Max Liebermann"
  • Operating condition: 1990
  • Equipped with interior lighting ex-factory
  • 'DC' symbol on a black background, with 'NEM' in white underneath.
  • Symbol for screen brightness with a sun and rays within a rectangular frame.
  • Symbol of a seat with a backrest, black and white.
  • The image shows a black square with a white, sans-serif letter 'N' in the centre.
  • A black button with a white triangle pointing to the right, followed by 'IV', which could indicate an audio or video player.

Technical specifications

Manufacturer part #

7760011

Type

Carriage

Size

N

Power supply system

DC

LoB/LoC

460 mm

Age category

15 years and over

Train company

DR

Era

IV

Interiors

Interiors built in

Interior lighting built in

Connector

Coupler (own-brand)

UKCA

yes

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User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 3775908 Fleischmann 7760011 N 4 pcs Set: Supplement wagon "Max Liebermann", DR

Description


Wagon set with four extension wagon for the diesel trainset "Max Liebermann" of the German National Railways.

Consisting of a compartment coach and three saloon coaches.

One of the legendary TEE-multiple units celebrated a spectacular comeback in the summer of 1990: Rented by the German State Railways as a ten-part set and a reserve head, he ran in the sign of the close reunification of both German states from 1 August to 29 September as IC "Max Liebermann" in the planned service between Hamburg and Berlin on the tracks of an equally legendary predecessor. Already in the 1930s the DRG established a high-speed rail car connection between these two cities with the "Flying Hamburger".

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