MÄRKLIN PRODUCT: 46226 Hopper Oldenburg Dump Car Sett with ten cars - O

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KEY DATA
Product Name	46226 Hopper Oldenburg Dump Car Sett with ten cars - O
Object type	Car-Hopper
Product Line	Märklin Insider
Era	1925-1945 (II)
Manufactured years	2025-2026
Type of housing	Synthetic
Length	ca 112,0 cm
Nationality	Germany
Railway company	- Deutsche Reichsbahn 1920-1937
Märklin RRP (Year)	450€ (2025)
Url to Märklin	Klick to GoTo www.maerklin.de

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No	Obj.No	Obj.txt	Category	Description
46226-01	538	Deutsche Reichsbahn - Oldenburg	OOt	Hopper Oldenburg Dump Car - Brown - 11,5 cm
46226-02	544	Deutsche Reichsbahn - Oldenburg	OOt	Hopper Oldenburg Dump Car - Brown - 11,5 cm
46226-03	548	Deutsche Reichsbahn - Oldenburg	OOt	Hopper Oldenburg Dump Car - Brown - 11,5 cm
46226-04	543	Deutsche Reichsbahn - Oldenburg	OOt	Hopper Oldenburg Dump Car - Brown - 11,5 cm
46226-05	549	Deutsche Reichsbahn - Oldenburg	OOt	Hopper Oldenburg Dump Car - Brown - 11,5 cm
46226-06	582	Deutsche Reichsbahn - Oldenburg	OOt	Hopper Oldenburg Dump Car - Brown - 11,5 cm
46226-07/-08	567 / 550	Deutsche Reichsbahn - Oldenburg	OOt	Hopper Oldenburg Dump Car - Brown - 11,5 cm
46226-09/-10	579 / 537	Deutsche Reichsbahn - Oldenburg	OOt	Hopper Oldenburg Dump Car - Brown - 11,5 cm

Description
Type OOt Oldenburg Dump Car Set The Type OOt Oldenburg Unloading Master 10 German State Railroad Company (DRG) type OOt Oldenburg four-axle high-capacity dump cars. Version with end brakemans platform and a hand wheel on one end of the car as well as marker sign supports on the upper body. Representation of the steering axles. Used to transport coal. The cars look as they did at the end of the Twenties / beginning of the Thirties. The cars feature detailed construction with optically striking rows of rivets and marker sign supports on the upper body. The steering axles are modelled. The cars have different car numbers. All the cars have a brakemans platform and end set wheels on one side. Load inserts of real, scale-sized coal are included. Source: www.maerklin.de An optimistic mood dominated in the Golden Twenties. After the inflation the economy was booming, everything was going up. This was associated with a constantly growing hunger for energy, which was filled at that time almost exclusively with domestic coal. The railroad was responsible for fast and affordable transport. This was reaching its limits at that time. The required quantities could soon no longer be transported affordably with the traditional gondolas, which were time-consuming and expensive to load and unload. The German State Railroad therefore developed the type OOt Oldenburg dump car at the beginning of the Twenties. This car type could be loaded in a train consist and unloaded automatically chiefly at power plants. With its pioneering technology and a capacity of 75 cubic meters cubic feet these cars turned out so well that this basic design is still considered as a standard in bulk freight service. The new Märklin models remind people of the time when unit coal trains in particular symbolized the breakthrough to a new railroad age. These trains can be powered on a layout with the ultramodern electric locomotives of that time as well as heavy steam freight locomotives whose prototypes dated back in part to the age of the provincial railroads.

Description

Type OOt Oldenburg Dump Car Set
The Type OOt Oldenburg Unloading Master

10 German State Railroad Company (DRG) type OOt Oldenburg four-axle high-capacity dump cars. Version with end brakemans platform and a hand wheel on one end of the car as well as marker sign supports on the upper body. Representation of the steering axles. Used to transport coal. The cars look as they did at the end of the Twenties / beginning of the Thirties.

The cars feature detailed construction with optically striking rows of rivets and marker sign supports on the upper body. The steering axles are modelled. The cars have different car numbers. All the cars have a brakemans platform and end set wheels on one side. Load inserts of real, scale-sized coal are included.

Source: www.maerklin.de
An optimistic mood dominated in the Golden Twenties. After the inflation the economy was booming, everything was going up. This was associated with a constantly growing hunger for energy, which was filled at that time almost exclusively with domestic coal. The railroad was responsible for fast and affordable transport. This was reaching its limits at that time. The required quantities could soon no longer be transported affordably with the traditional gondolas, which were time-consuming and expensive to load and unload. The German State Railroad therefore developed the type OOt Oldenburg dump car at the beginning of the Twenties. This car type could be loaded in a train consist and unloaded automatically chiefly at power plants. With its pioneering technology and a capacity of 75 cubic meters cubic feet these cars turned out so well that this basic design is still considered as a standard in bulk freight service. The new Märklin models remind people of the time when unit coal trains in particular symbolized the breakthrough to a new railroad age. These trains can be powered on a layout with the ultramodern electric locomotives of that time as well as heavy steam freight locomotives whose prototypes dated back in part to the age of the provincial railroads.

MÄRKLIN PRODUCT: 46226 Hopper Oldenburg Dump Car Sett with ten cars - O

AN EXTRACT FROM MODEL RAIL WORKSHOP - H0 MÄRKLIN DATABASE Feel free to copy and use.....

AN EXTRACT FROM MODEL RAIL WORKSHOP - H0 MÄRKLIN DATABASE

Feel free to copy and use.....