| KEY DATA | |
|---|---|
| Product Name | 46030 High side gondola car set loaded with coal - 10 cars |
| Object type | Car-Gondola |
| Product Line | Märklin |
| Era | 1945-1970 (III) |
| Manufactured years | 2000-2007 |
| Type of housing | Syntetic |
| Length | 80.0 cm |
| Technology | - |
| Railway company | DE-DB |
| Märklin RRP (Year) | 179€ (2007) |
| Koll valuation (Year) | 130€ (2022) |
| No | Obj.No | Obj.txt | Category | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 46030-1 | 680 714 | DB | O11 | Gondola car loaded with coal - brown-weathered 10.0 cm |
| 46030-2 | 680 222 | DB | O11 | Gondola car loaded with coal - brown-weathered 10.0 cm |
| 46030-3 | 680 823 | DB | O11 | Gondola car loaded with coal - brown-weathered 10.0 cm |
| 46030-4 | 680 924 | DB | O11 | Gondola car loaded with coal - brown-weathered 10.0 cm |
| 46030-5 | 681 015 | DR | O11 | Gondola car loaded with coal - brown-weathered 10.0 cm |
| 46030-6 | 681 025 | DR | O11 | Gondola car loaded with coal - brown-weathered 10.0 cm |
| 46030-7/-8 | 680 413/680 212 | DB / DB | O11/O11 | Gondola car loaded with coal - brown-weathered 10.0 cm |
| 46030-9/-10 | 31-10-21/680 110 | DR / DR | O11/O11 | Gondola with brakeman cab car loaded with coal - brown-weathered 10.0 cm |
| Description | |
|---|---|
| Gondola Car Set. German Federal Railroad (DB) type O 02 and O 11 cars. Schwerin and Nürnberg Association designs. 10 cars, 2 of the group with a brakemans cab and 2 with a brakemans platform. The cars differ from each other in their lettering. Source: www.maerklin.de: Short and to the point. From about 1910 on the Schwerin and Nürnberg gondolas were built in large numbers for the State Railroad Freight Car Association and for the German State Railroad. The superstructure of steel construction and the short chassis made the cars very stable and allowed a full load even with heavy bulk freight. Many of these cars with their almost toy-like appearance came into German Federal Railroad ownership after 1945. A large number of them still had the old DR lettering or the Occupation Zone lettering, and they were replaced later with new larger cars that had been rebuilt. | |