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www.fleischmann.de New Product Catalogue 2011


Dear <strong>Fleischmann</strong> H0 friends,<br />

Track free for the present <strong>Fleischmann</strong> H0 New Product Catalogue ! Jump up and leaf through 76<br />

pages of adventures. Our international model assortement captivates especially with the extraordinary<br />

attention to detail, meticolous precision and unmatched perfection in the execution. Read<br />

through numerous exciting years of model train history and experience an international variety of<br />

programmes.<br />

We hope that you will enjoy leafi ng and digging through our new programmes and that you will<br />

not go off track when selecting your favourite models.<br />

Your <strong>Fleischmann</strong> team


4<br />

www.fl eischmann.de


Of passion and<br />

an eye for detail.<br />

Make way for our exclusive and true to detail replicas of the<br />

railway classics from yesterday and today! With the H0 model<br />

trains from <strong>Fleischmann</strong> even the most ambitious model<br />

train fans experience engineering arts on the highest level.<br />

The unique forms of design as well as the unmatched range of<br />

products excite model train afi cionados already for generations<br />

and guarantee infi nite playing fun combined with detail loving<br />

passion.<br />

The combination of the most intricate assemblies all done<br />

by hand as well as the use of the latest technologies and<br />

innovations make our models unique.<br />

Therefore the H0 model train sets promise boundless joy in<br />

designing and adding to your very own miniature model train<br />

world.


6<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> type P 6.<br />

The engines type P 6 of the Prussian State Railway Authority P.St.E.V. were designed as multi-purpose<br />

<strong>locomotive</strong>s. They were supposed to pull not only passenger trains and freight trains but also express<br />

trains through the hill country. The vehicle was delivered by the company Hohenzollern in Düsseldorf.<br />

The machines showed some specifi c design features that were considered to be typical for their designer<br />

Robert Garbe - for example the narrow stack located way up front and the special location of the boiler.<br />

Complete new<br />

construction<br />

www.fl eischmann.de<br />

Available in spring 2011.


Despite that the driving wheels are small in comparison with 1.600 mm - at the<br />

prototype even only 1.500 mm - the <strong>locomotive</strong>s were licensed for a top speed of<br />

90 km/h. The vehicles were coupled with different Prussian type tenders. A total of<br />

275 units were built. After the Second World War 110 engines had to be given as a<br />

form of war reparation to various countries in Europe.<br />

163 <strong>locomotive</strong>s were registered as series 37 0-1 at the German Reichsbahn (DRG) with<br />

the serial numbers 37 001-163. The <strong>locomotive</strong>s with the numbers 37 201-206 (since 1937)<br />

were P 6 types of the Lübeck-Büchener Eisenbahn (LBE) and had different construction<br />

features than the Prussian <strong>locomotive</strong>s.<br />

The few P 6 that remained in Germany after the Second World War were neither<br />

reactivated by the German Federal Railways nor the Reichsbahn of the former GDR<br />

and were decommissioned and scrapped up until about 1950.<br />

The Model.<br />

413701 - Tender <strong>locomotive</strong> of the P.St.E.V. type P 6 (later series 37 0-1 )<br />

True to the original livery and elaborate lettering | Interior decoration of the driver's cab | True to the<br />

original view through the boiler and chassis | Fully moveable Heusinger control | Brake blocks exactly<br />

on wheel level I Free standing piping | Locomotive with pressure die cast bogie | Tender with pressure die<br />

cast chassis and bogie | Maintenance free fi ve pole motor with gyrating mass | Digital PluX interface<br />

for the integration of a DCC decoder | 4 wheel drive tender | Double LED headlight on both sides,<br />

changing with the direction of travel | Short coupling of <strong>locomotive</strong> and tender | Automatic PROFI<br />

couplers on both sides with quick release coupling | coupler pocket complying with NEM 362<br />

regulations | Cam driven standard shaft on the front and on the tender for realistic short coupling<br />

operation | Prepared for the mounting of a smoke generator | Epoch I.<br />

Illustration above: Flawless,<br />

multi coloured<br />

lettering - livery in even<br />

silk-matt.<br />

Illustration bellow: Furnished<br />

driver's cab with<br />

intricately detailed boiler<br />

rear panel.


8<br />

Over mountains and through vallies.<br />

The "Berg" from Bavaria<br />

481101 - <strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> "BERG" (Bavarian D VI) of the Royal Bavarian State Railways.<br />

The <strong>locomotive</strong>s type D VI were wet steam <strong>locomotive</strong>s of the Bavarian State Railways. Maffei delivered the fi rst 30 <strong>locomotive</strong>s from 1880 until 1883<br />

and 23 more were delivered by Krauss in 1894. For the fi rst time these Bavarian <strong>locomotive</strong>s were fi tted with running boards and vacuum brakes type<br />

Hardy. Some units even had connecting platforms. The placement of sandboxes bellow the footplate and between the coupling axles was unusual. The<br />

fi rst 44 <strong>locomotive</strong>s had no storage containers on the sides. The water was located in a framed water tank and the coal in the driver's cab.<br />

Complete new<br />

construction<br />

www.fl eischmann.de


581101 – 4 unit local train of the K.Bay.Sts.B. (Royal Bavarian State Railways)<br />

581102 - 2 piece freight wagon set type Sml of the Bavarian State Railways.<br />

Tour Tou T ismusverband d<br />

Mün Münc hen en Ober O bayern n e.V.<br />

V /<br />

Pa P aul a Wol f (Obernach-Tour<br />

uren) en) e<br />

Do you need some fresh air ?<br />

The ride on the open platform<br />

makes a discovery tour through the<br />

beautiful Upper Bavaria possible.


10<br />

Stake wagon type R 02.<br />

No less than 10.500 stake wagons type Sml, later registered by the German State Railways (DB) as R 02, were requisitioned between<br />

1890 and 1913 by the Royal Prussian Railways Administration (K.P.E.V.). The wagons were base on the technical specifi cation sheet IId5<br />

that outlined the standards for the operating equipment of the K.P.E.V.. The wagons that were licensed for a top speed of 65 km/h were<br />

continously updated throughout their building period and their design adjusted to the most recent modern technical standards. Hence<br />

because of all the detail changes there was a multitude of variations that became most obvious in the length of the wagons (11,500 mm<br />

or 12,200 mm). Starting in 1903 instead of the 980 mm spoked wheels, disc wheel sets with a dia. of 1,000 mm were mounted. The load<br />

capacity of the wagons was about 15, 75 t at a loading area of 27 m ² .<br />

Complete new<br />

construction<br />

www.fl eischmann.de


12<br />

Locomotives<br />

14-35<br />

Table of Contents<br />

Locomotives ......................................................... 14-35<br />

Locomotives Germany, epoch I-IV ...................................... 14-27<br />

Locomotives Austria ÖBB/BBÖ .......................................... 28, 29<br />

Locomotives Switzerland SBB ................................................ 29<br />

Locomotives France SNCF ................................................ 30-31<br />

Locomotives Belgium SNCB ................................................... 32<br />

Locomotives Luxembourg CFL ............................................... 32<br />

Locomotives Netherlands NS .............................................32-33<br />

Locomotives Poland PKP ........................................................ 34<br />

Locomotives CSD ................................................................... 35<br />

Passenger wagons ........................................... 36-44<br />

Passenger wagons Germany, epoch I ..................................... 37<br />

Passenger wagons Germany, epoch II ..................................... 38<br />

Passenger wagons Germany, epoch III ............................... 40-43<br />

Passenger wagons Germany, epoch VI ........................ 38, 43, 44<br />

Passenger wagons<br />

37-44<br />

Freight wagons<br />

45-60<br />

Freight wagons .................................................. 45-60<br />

Freight wagons Germany, epoch I - IV ............................... 45-55<br />

Freight wagons Austria ÖBB/BBÖ .......................................55-56<br />

Freight wagons Switzerland SBB ............................................. 56<br />

Freight wagons Netherlands NS .............................................. 57<br />

Freight wagons France SNCF .................................................. 57<br />

Freight wagons Denmark DSB ................................................ 58<br />

Freight wagons Poland PKP ...............................................58-59<br />

Freight wagons Czechoslovakia CSD ..................................59-60<br />

Freight wagons Romania CFR ................................................. 60<br />

Sets<br />

63-69<br />

Building Sets ........................................................ 61-62<br />

Starter sets ........................................................... 63-69<br />

Where to fi nd? ......................................................... 74<br />

Imprint .......................................................................... 75


www.fl eischmann.de<br />

Locomotives<br />

13


€ 199,00<br />

€ 319,00<br />

79<br />

481101<br />

481171<br />

14 www.fleischmann.de<br />

New construction: <strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> „BERG“ (Bavarian D VI) of the Royal Bavarian State Railways.<br />

The <strong>locomotive</strong>s type D VI were wet steam <strong>locomotive</strong>s of the Bavarian State Railways. Maffei delivered the first 30 <strong>locomotive</strong>s from 1880 until 1883 and 23 more were delivered by<br />

Krauss in 1894. The placement of sandboxes bellow the footplate and between the coupling axles was unusual. The first 44 <strong>locomotive</strong>s had no storage containers on the sides. The<br />

water was located in a framed water tank and the coal in the driver‘s cab. However the last nine <strong>locomotive</strong>s had short storage containers infront of the driver‘s cab. With that the<br />

water reservoir capacity increased from 1,8 m³- 2,3m³ and the coal storage capacity from 0,5 to 0,8 t. In 1925 the DRG took over another 26 vehicles of the type 98.75 of which<br />

five had storage containers on the sides. They were decommissioned at the end of the 1920s and partially sold as factory <strong>locomotive</strong>s. The former <strong>locomotive</strong> no. 83 „Berg“ (DRG<br />

987508) was in the end in service in a turf factory in Raubling, Upper Bavaria and only decommissioned in 1964. In 1966 it was sold to the DGEG and today it is shown in the DGEG<br />

Railway Museum in Neustadt (Weinstraße).


Special series: 4 unit local train of the Königlich Bayerischen Staats-Eisenbahnen (Royal Bavarian State<br />

Prototype: Four branchline wagons of the Royal Bavarian State Railways (K.Bay.Sts.B.). One luggage wagon GwL and three platform wagons CL. Operation condition: around 1910.<br />

Service: For passenger trains on Bavarian branch lines. Model: Intricately detailed version with authentic lettering. Overall length: 100 mm or 102 mm. Ideal <strong>locomotive</strong>: Item<br />

no.481101/481171.<br />

Special series: 2 piece set: Goods wagons type Sml, Royal Bavarian State Railways.<br />

Wagon loaded with turf bales and trolleys. Ideal <strong>locomotive</strong>: 481101/481171, 409802. Prototype: In Upper Bavaria there was a „Turf Station“ in Rottau that was in service for many<br />

decades as a turf terminal until 1988. It is located at the railway line Munich - Salzburg at the edge of the Chiemsee-hill moor, where in former times a turf railway was in service<br />

with a gauge of 800 mm. The entire complex is now under landmark preservation.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

581101<br />

€ n.E.<br />

€ n.E.<br />

410<br />

40361<br />

335<br />

581102<br />

15


€ 389,00<br />

€ 499,00<br />

€ 499,00<br />

202<br />

413701<br />

413771<br />

393771<br />

16 www.fleischmann.de<br />

New construction: <strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> type P 6, K.P.E.V.<br />

The machines of the series P 6 of the Royal Prussian State Railways, K.P.E.V., were designed as mulit-purpose <strong>locomotive</strong>s. They were supposed to be able to pull not only passenger<br />

trains and freight trains but also express trains in the hill country. The first <strong>locomotive</strong> was delivered in 1902 by the company Hohenzollern in Düsseldorf. The machines showed some<br />

distinct features that were considered typical for their designer Robert Garbe - for example the narrow smoke stack situated way up front and the special position of the boiler.<br />

Despite the in comparison small 1600 mm driving wheel - the prototype had only 1500 mm - the <strong>locomotive</strong>s were licensed for a top speed of 90 km/h. All in all 275 units were<br />

built. After the Second World War 110 engines had to be given as a form of war reparation to various countries in Europe. 163 machines of the series 37.0-1 were added to the<br />

stock of the German Reichs Railway (DRG) with the serial number 37 001-163. The few P 6 that remained in Germany after the Second World War were not put back into service<br />

neither by the Deutsche Bundesbahn nor by the Reichsbahn of the former DDR and were decommissioned by 1950.


Special series: Passenger train „Berliner Wannseebahn“, K.P.E.V.<br />

The attractive intricately printed set consists of one tender <strong>locomotive</strong> T 9.3 as well as three passenger wagons and one luggage wagon. The Wannseebahn is a suburban route in<br />

Berlin from the Potsdamer Platz through the Ringbahnstation Schöneberg to the train station Berlin-Wannsee at the Wannsee, after which it was named. The Wannseebahn was<br />

serviced with steam trains until 1933.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

€ n.E.<br />

391102<br />

€ n.E.<br />

545<br />

481102<br />

17


481103<br />

€ n.E.<br />

€ 69,90<br />

210<br />

581103<br />

18 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Special series: Cog train set, DRB.<br />

The attractive set consists of one cogwheel <strong>locomotive</strong> type E 69 and four maintenance wagons. The loading of the trains already is an optical highlight: The log bunk wagons are<br />

loaded with tracks. One gondola carries gravel and another one wooden sleepers. The <strong>locomotive</strong> - which is lovingly called „Pauline“ by its staff - runs optimally on FLEISCHMANN<br />

rack tracks as well as on standard tracks.<br />

Special serie: 2 piece supplement set: For the track maintenance train with gears, DRB.<br />

2 piece supplement set: Ideal for the item no. 481103.


New construction: <strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> series 98.75 (Bavarian D VI), DRG.<br />

In 1925 the DRG requisitioned 26 vehicles of the Bavarian type D VI registered as the series 98.75 of which five were equipped with storage containers on the sides. They were<br />

decommissioned at the end of the 1920s and partially sold as factory <strong>locomotive</strong>s. Model: Hobby version !<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 03.0-2, DR.<br />

The Deutsche Reichsbahn of the former GDR had 86 <strong>locomotive</strong>s type BR 03.0-2 in its stock. Prototype: The prototype of the FLEISCHMANN <strong>locomotive</strong> was coupled with the riveted<br />

tender type 2‘2‘T 32 and still had the large Wagner smoke-deflectors.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

400001<br />

€ 89,00<br />

€ 329,00<br />

€ 449,00<br />

79<br />

275<br />

410302<br />

410372<br />

19


416401<br />

€ 269,00<br />

416471<br />

€ 389,00<br />

€ 349,00<br />

€ 469,00<br />

€ 499,00<br />

214<br />

275<br />

413401<br />

413471<br />

393471<br />

20 www.fleischmann.de<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 38.10-40, DR.<br />

The <strong>locomotive</strong>s type 38.10-40 with Witte smoke deflectors were in service at the German Reichsbahn in the former GDR.<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 41 (Reko) with tender 2‘2‘T34, DR.<br />

Due to the reason that time and again technical difficulties occured with the boilers that were very susceptible to damage, the DR (OST) had to take 300 <strong>locomotive</strong>s out of service in<br />

1956. This led to an enormous shortage of <strong>locomotive</strong>s. The newly emerged need for trade prompted the development and consequently the ordering of a new boiler design (later<br />

called the „39E“) which was used with slight modifications for the series 03,03.10, 39 and 41. Model: Large scale shape change !


<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 94, DR<br />

Even in the Epoch IV there still were a fiew units of the series 94.5-18 in active service. At the DR (East) the traditional railroad depots were situated besides Nordhausen in Arnstadt<br />

and Suhl.<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> series 81 with mounted digital coupling, DB<br />

New: Standard with built-in DIGITAL coupling system. For heavy shunting service Hanomag delivered in 1928 a series of 10 <strong>locomotive</strong>s type 81, which matched with the smaller<br />

<strong>locomotive</strong>s of the series 80 in large parts.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

409201<br />

€ 269,00<br />

€ n.E.<br />

€ n.E.<br />

145<br />

128<br />

408181<br />

398181<br />

21


408606<br />

€ 259,00<br />

€ 269,00<br />

€ 329,00<br />

160<br />

136<br />

404602<br />

394602<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 86, DB.<br />

22 www.fleischmann.de<br />

In the 1920s in the serial programme of the German Reichsbahn a tender <strong>locomotive</strong> was slated for the mixed service on highly frequented branch lines. Many German <strong>locomotive</strong><br />

manufacturers delivered almost 800 units of the <strong>locomotive</strong> known as the series 86 between 1928 and 1943 to the Reichsbahn.<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> „No. 7“ (former 76 002), Illmetalbahn Gesellschaft.<br />

In 1948 the 76 002 (former pr. T10 Mnz 7402/16 002) became property of the Illmetalbahn Gesellschaft in Einbeck. It was named <strong>locomotive</strong> 7 there. The manufacturers are the<br />

August Borsig <strong>locomotive</strong> plants in Berlin. The <strong>locomotive</strong> was built in 1909 and had the production no. 6942. The <strong>locomotive</strong> 7 was scrapped in 1963.


<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 17.10-12 (pr. S 10.1), DB<br />

In 2011 the Prussian S 10.1 (late DRG series 17.10-12) is 100 years old. Between 1911 and 1914 two different series of the express <strong>locomotive</strong> were produced whereas 135<br />

express train <strong>locomotive</strong>s were requisitioned from Prussia and 17 from Alsace-Lorraine. Already in 1952 the German Federal Railways took the last <strong>locomotive</strong>s out of service.<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 41, DB.<br />

The prototype of the <strong>Fleischmann</strong>-<strong>locomotive</strong> has one riveted tender type 2‘2‘T32 with large smoke deflectors and one triple headlight.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

411705<br />

€ 379,00<br />

411775<br />

€ 499,00<br />

391775<br />

€ 499,00<br />

€ 339,00<br />

€ 469,00<br />

241<br />

275<br />

413002<br />

413072<br />

23


414405<br />

€ 329,00<br />

414475<br />

€ 449,00<br />

€ 299,00<br />

€ 429,00<br />

201<br />

236<br />

416201<br />

416271<br />

24 www.fleischmann.de<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 54.15-17, DB.<br />

Most of the BR 54.15-17 <strong>locomotive</strong>s made it through the Second World War. The machines were designed for the freight traffic but they were also used in front of passenger trains.<br />

The last units were in service at the Bw Nuremberg Rbf. Suitable wagons: 5220, 5227, 523601, 5260, 5261, 5286, 5300, 5301, 5314, 5319, 5331, 5334, 534601, 534603,<br />

535203, 542402, 544502, 5506, 5568, 5910, 5912, 5913.<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 38.10-40, DB.<br />

Although the Second World War had decimated the stock of the type 38.10-40 (Prussian P 8) heavily, the young German Federal Railways (DB) in the beginning was still counting<br />

approximately 1200 units in many different versions. The FLEISCHMANN-Model shows the passenger <strong>locomotive</strong> with a top speed of 100 km/h featuring a 2-Dom boiler and a tubstyle<br />

tender (the so called „War Locomotive“ BR 52). Curiously enough not even in the Epoch III all machines of the series 38.10-40 had smoke deflectors.


Special series: 5 piece set: Push pull train with one <strong>locomotive</strong> series 78.0-5, DB.<br />

Model: The set consists of one push pull command wagon, three „Donnerbüchsen“ and one tender <strong>locomotive</strong> type 78. Driving trailer with function decoder. Prototype: In the early<br />

50s the socalled „Donnerbüchsen“ were retrofitted to push pull command wagons Cif so that from then on the wagons were allowed to run at the front of the trains. From there it<br />

was not possible to control the <strong>locomotive</strong> directly but the train driver received commands via an appartus which the driver had to excecute accordingly.<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 065, DB.<br />

Even in epoch IV some of the <strong>locomotive</strong>s series 065 were in service at the Darmstadt railway depot - mainly at the depots Weinheim and Aschaffenburg. They pulled passenger<br />

trains and regional freight trains.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

481105<br />

€ n.E.<br />

481175<br />

€ n.E.<br />

391175<br />

€ n.E.<br />

€ 299,00<br />

810<br />

178<br />

406501<br />

25


423401<br />

€ 209,00<br />

423471<br />

€ 329,00<br />

€ n.E.<br />

€ n.E.<br />

189<br />

189<br />

493801<br />

493871<br />

26 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Diesel <strong>locomotive</strong> series 218, WestFrankenBahn (DB-Regio).<br />

Prototype: In 2010 the DB AG had the Diesel <strong>locomotive</strong> 218 105 painted in the TEE livery to have a suitable train <strong>locomotive</strong> also in service on not electrified lines. The <strong>locomotive</strong> is<br />

now regularly used infront of the „TEE Rheingold“ for charter traffic at the DB-Nostalgiereisen. Officially the multi purpose <strong>locomotive</strong> is owned by the DB subsidiary<br />

WestFrankenBahn and is stationed in Aschaffenburg. Of course it is also being used infront of freight trains or for transfer trips and the lettering on it suggests the Epoch IV.<br />

Diesel <strong>locomotive</strong> series 218, WestFrankenBahn (DB-Regio).<br />

Usable as rail cleaning <strong>locomotive</strong>. For cleaning of the tracks the <strong>locomotive</strong> is equipped with a motor driven cleaning disc grinder which is mounted inside the bogie.


2 unit railbus series VT 95.91, DB.<br />

Shape change: The railbuses series VT 95.91 had closed skylights with one in-built headlight.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

€ 239,00<br />

440571<br />

€ 359,00<br />

280<br />

440501<br />

27


403208<br />

€ 219,00<br />

€ 229,00<br />

123<br />

107<br />

407001<br />

28 www.fleischmann.de<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> series 691, ÖBB.<br />

After the 2nd World War 8 Prussian <strong>locomotive</strong>s series T 9.3 remained for the time being in Austria. In 1948 four <strong>locomotive</strong>s of the Russian occupation zone were brought to Poland<br />

and to the USSR. The Pochlarn/St.Pölten area was the last home of the series 691. The last two <strong>locomotive</strong>s were decommissioned on the 28th of November 1957.<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> series 770, ÖBB.<br />

Four units of the series 70.0 were taken over from the ÖBB and were registered as the series 770. 770.86. They are now operable again and in service for chartered trains.


Special series: 2 piece set: Railbus set, GKB.<br />

Shortly after the single engined BT 95 was launched on the market the railwaymen in operational service required powerfull railbuses. Already in 1953 the wagon manufacturer<br />

Uerdingen delivered three protoypes VT 98 901 - VT 98 903 with two engines to the DB. Two more of the same <strong>locomotive</strong>s type VT10.01 and VT 10.02. were delivered the same<br />

year to the Graz-Köflacher Eisenbahn (GKB) in Austria. In 1968 the GKB bought all in all nine VTs with the same equipment and 16 trailers of the same size.<br />

Electric <strong>locomotive</strong> series Ae 3/6, SBB.<br />

Prototype: Very special electric <strong>locomotive</strong> 10700, built in 1925, SBB. The <strong>locomotive</strong> was built by the company BBC Baden and SLM Winterthur and has a total weight of 93 t.<br />

Electric power capacity: 1600 kW (2176 PS). Top speed: 110 km/h. Service: Different kind of services on main lines and secondary lines.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

481104<br />

€ 239,00<br />

481174<br />

€ 359,00<br />

€ 299,00<br />

306<br />

169<br />

434501<br />

29


€ 389,00<br />

€ 499,00<br />

202<br />

413702<br />

413772<br />

30 www.fleischmann.de<br />

New construction: <strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> series 3.15 (former P 6) of the French northern railway.<br />

The machines of the series P 6 of the Royal Prussian State Railways, K.P.E.V., were designed as mulit-purpose <strong>locomotive</strong>s. The first <strong>locomotive</strong> was delivered in 1902 by the<br />

company Hohenzollern in Düsseldorf. After the Second World War 110 engines had to be given as a form of war reparation to various countries in Europe.


<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 76.0 of the „French northern railway“.<br />

One Prussian T 10 (the MAINZ 7404) was surrendered as reparation to the French northern railway already after the 1rst World War, but came back to Germany again as the<br />

„Rückführlok“ in 1940. Nevertheless it was surrendered to France in 1945 again. There it served as the 230 TB until 1947.<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> serie 130 TB, SNCF.<br />

The Reichseisenbahnen in Alsace Lorraine requisitioned in total 132 Prussian <strong>locomotive</strong>s series T 9.3. More <strong>locomotive</strong>s came to France due to the negotiations of the Treaty of<br />

Versaille and increased the stock of the later to become the SNCF siginificantly. Many <strong>locomotive</strong>s had their home stations in Alsace.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

404601<br />

€ 269,00<br />

394601<br />

€ 329,00<br />

€ 219,00<br />

136<br />

123<br />

403206<br />

31


€ 219,00<br />

123<br />

403202<br />

403205<br />

€ 219,00<br />

€ 219,00<br />

123<br />

123<br />

403207<br />

32 www.fleischmann.de<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> series 93.0, SNCB.<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> series 30, CFL.<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> 91 1054, NS.<br />

The Belgian State Railways received a significant<br />

number of the Prussian <strong>locomotive</strong>s type T 9.3 due<br />

to the armistice negotiations respectively the treaty<br />

of Versailles. The last 4 <strong>locomotive</strong>s were<br />

decommissioned on the 26th of May 1963 in<br />

Brügge. Suitable wagons: (ex-Art.) 935766,<br />

935767, 945689, 521101, 521302.<br />

After the Second World War the <strong>locomotive</strong>s series<br />

91.3 remained in service at the Luxemburgian CFL.<br />

They were registered there as the series 30. Up to<br />

the 1950s the <strong>locomotive</strong>s were in service infront<br />

of shunting trains at the main station in Luxemburg.<br />

In 1945 the Dutch State Railways (NS) owned one<br />

Prussian T 9.3, 91 1054. It can no longer be<br />

definitely ascertained if in November 1944 the<br />

<strong>locomotive</strong> was rented to the German Railway<br />

Commissioner in Utrecht or if it had just stopped<br />

on Dutch territory after the war. Since the Dutch<br />

counted on the return of the <strong>locomotive</strong> it not only<br />

bore the new NS number but also the cancelled out<br />

DR number 91 1054.


<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> 95 018, SNN.<br />

In summer 1981 the 65018 was rent for the first time to the „Stoom Stichting Nederland“ (SNN) over a period of 10 years. The <strong>locomotive</strong> was definitely put in stock of the SNN in<br />

1991. After a general overhaul the <strong>locomotive</strong> started its service at the Museumsbahn in 1984. Until 1993 the 65 018 pulled a great number of chartered trains. In September 1993<br />

the loco Rotterdam was stopped because again it needed a general overhaul what was given at the Dampflokwerk Meiningen.<br />

Special series: Electric railcars on regional routes, Plan Y, NS.<br />

Now in current livery.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

406502<br />

€ 299,00<br />

€ n.E.<br />

178<br />

516<br />

481107<br />

33


€ 389,00<br />

€ 499,00<br />

202<br />

413703<br />

413773<br />

34 www.fleischmann.de<br />

New construction: <strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> Oi 1-29 (former 37 171 DRG), PKP.<br />

After the Second World War 110 engines type P 6 had to be given as a form of war reparation to various countries in Europe. The P 6 that was called Oi 1-7 at the Polish State<br />

Railway was delivered 1905 as „Elberfeld 319“ and was given to the PKP already after the I.World War. The <strong>locomotive</strong> was added to the stock of the DR in 1941 and was registered<br />

as 37 171. After the war the <strong>locomotive</strong> remained in Poland. The machine that was decommissioned in 1967 can now be seen in the railway museum in Warsaw as Oi 1-29 and is<br />

the only unit of the Prussian type P 6. Model is in last years operating conditions.


<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> 437.05, ČSD.<br />

After the year 1945 one <strong>locomotive</strong> series 56.20-29 G 8.1) remained in the former CSSR and was registered there as the 437.05.<br />

<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>locomotive</strong> BR 377.05 (pr. P 8), ČSD.<br />

It was only between 1944 and 1945 that the P 8 <strong>locomotive</strong>s poured out of Poland and the Silesian cities Breslau and Oppeln to settle in Bohemia and Moravia. The ČSD registered<br />

the <strong>locomotive</strong>s as the series 377.05. In 1963 the last <strong>locomotive</strong> 377.0519 was decommissioned - it was in service as a brake <strong>locomotive</strong> in Praha-Smichov for a long time. The<br />

boiler of a further <strong>locomotive</strong> served as a heating boiler in a sawmill in Vrbno.<br />

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415901<br />

€ 299,00<br />

415971<br />

€ 429,00<br />

€ 269,00<br />

€ 389,00<br />

195<br />

214<br />

416102<br />

416172<br />

35


36<br />

Wagons


3 piece wagon set: Hospital train „J2 Görlitz Preußische Oberlausitz“, in service at the K.P.E.V. (Part 1).<br />

The attractive set consists of one boiler, one chief physician wagon and one ambulance wagon. During the First World War hospital trains were used for transportation from the front<br />

to the homeland. That effort was dominated by club hospital trains that were equipped by foundations. This also included the same number of 38 wagons for each hospital train. This<br />

also included the same number of 38 wagons with a total of 80 axles for each hospital train.<br />

3 piece wagon set: Hospital train „J2 Görlitz Preußische Oberlausitz“, in service at the K.P.E.V. (Part 2).<br />

The attractive supplement set 581111 consists of one officer ambulance wagon, one physician wagon and one ambulance wagon.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

581110<br />

€ 119,00<br />

€ 99,00<br />

410<br />

395<br />

581111<br />

37


€ 59,90<br />

259<br />

6452<br />

563604<br />

577401<br />

€ 36,90<br />

€ 55,90<br />

160<br />

6447<br />

212<br />

6445<br />

578002<br />

38 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Standard mail and luggage wagon type PwPost 4ü-28, DRG.<br />

Luggage wagon type Pwi (Pwi-27), DR.<br />

Now in the popular Epoch IV of the DR. With 2 movable sliding doors. Ideal <strong>locomotive</strong>: 409201.<br />

Luggage wagon type Pw 4ü, DR.<br />

Window partially with protective grids. With 4 movable sliding doors.


6 axle dining wagon type WR 6ü, DR.<br />

1st/2nd class express train wagon, type AB4ü, DR.<br />

2nd class express train wagon, type B4ü, DR.<br />

2nd class express train wagon, type B4ü, DR.<br />

For the first time in epoch IV.<br />

For the first time in epoch IV.<br />

The wagon has a different serial number than item<br />

578302.<br />

The wagon has a different serial number than item<br />

578301.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

578101<br />

€ 55,90<br />

€ 48,90<br />

236<br />

6445<br />

226<br />

6445<br />

578201<br />

578301<br />

€ 48,90<br />

€ 48,90<br />

226<br />

6445<br />

226<br />

6445<br />

578302<br />

39


507801<br />

€ n.E.<br />

€ 55,50<br />

160<br />

244<br />

6452<br />

563202<br />

40 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Push pull control wagon type Cif, DB.<br />

At the beginning of the 1950s various passenger wagon were converted to command wagons for push pull trains. During the retrofitting of a suitable wagon to a command wagon a<br />

driver‘s cab was built in at one end and a luggage compartment behind it. To make that possible seats had to be taken out. In addition to that two windows were installed at the front<br />

wall and finished it with a triple headlight and a signal horn.<br />

▪ Attractive prototype<br />

▪ function decoder for light change in<br />

analogue and digital operation<br />

▪ can be used together with the <strong>Fleischmann</strong><br />

"Donnerbüchse"<br />

Gesellschaft wagon „Der Hamburger“, DB.<br />

After the 2nd World War it took quite some time until the international passenger trains got back on track. - One example for that is the chartered passenger train „Der Hamburger“.


4 axle standard mail and luggage wagon type PwPost 4ü-28, DB.<br />

1st/2nd class local traffic coach, type ABnb 703, DB<br />

2nd class local traffic coach, type Bnb 719, DB.<br />

2nd class local traffic coach, type Bnb 719, DB.<br />

In 1928 - 1929 (I) 20 4-axle standard mail and<br />

luggage wagons type PwPost 4ü-28 were on the<br />

records of the vehicle program.2 series, 10 wagons<br />

each. The purchase price of one wagon was<br />

259<br />

66.843 Reichsmark. The wagons were licensed up<br />

6452<br />

to a top speed of 140 km/h. After the year 1950<br />

the DB modified the wagons time and again. Now 563603<br />

with new lettering. € 59,90<br />

Now available as Epoch III-Version ! The wagon of<br />

the DB that is commonly known as Silberling is a<br />

26,4 m long vehicle that complies with the UIC-Xguidelines<br />

and features two double door entrance<br />

areas. The name is derived from the wagon body<br />

that is made out of polished stainless steel. The<br />

true to the Epoch driving trailer BDn 738<br />

„Hasenkasten“ is chosen to be a new product in<br />

2012.<br />

Now available as Epoch III version and with<br />

different wagon number than Art.564202 ! The<br />

vehicle category „n“ - which was the official name<br />

of the Silberling - was requisitioned 5.000 times<br />

between 1961 and 1980 in different versions and<br />

for a long time it was the most important vehicle in<br />

the local traffic of the DB.<br />

Now available as Epoch III version and with<br />

different wagon number than Art.564201 !<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

564101<br />

€ 49,90<br />

€ 49,90<br />

282<br />

6454<br />

282<br />

6454<br />

564201<br />

€ 49,90<br />

282<br />

6454<br />

564202<br />

41


€ 55,50<br />

250<br />

6452<br />

563002<br />

563101<br />

€ 55,50<br />

€ 55,50<br />

250<br />

6452<br />

244<br />

6452<br />

563201<br />

42 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Luggage wagon for long distance trains, type Pw4ü-37, DB.<br />

The „blue F Draught Net“ of the Epoch III is legendary since a long time: Already 1951 the German Federal Railways was able to offer fast driving long distance trains. The steel blue<br />

wagons also captivated with the different colourful printing on the side members. The <strong>Fleischmann</strong> models precisely replicate the details specific to the epoch. Some of the F-trains<br />

have even been provided with luggage wagons.<br />

2nd class long distance express wagon, type B 4üe, DB.<br />

The „blue F Draught Net“ of the Epoch III is legendary since a long time: Already 1951 the German Federal Railways was able to offer fast driving long distance trains. The steel blue<br />

wagons also captivated with the different colourful printing on the side members. The raised silver DB letters were applied in the middle of the wagon. The <strong>Fleischmann</strong> model has a<br />

different serial number than the one of the item 563201/563203.<br />

2nd class express wagon, type B 4üe, DB.<br />

All „blue“ trains - with the exception of two who‘s connections touched foreign countries - offered exclusively 2nd class wagons The 2nd class of the time when the three class<br />

system was still in place and would have been today‘s 1st class - up until the class reform in the summer of 1956 during which the plush class was eliminated. The <strong>Fleischmann</strong><br />

model has a different serial number than the one of the item 563101/563203.


2nd class long distance express wagon, type B 4üe, DB.<br />

Dining car for long distance trains tpye WR4ü-35, DSG.<br />

The 2nd class of the time when the three class<br />

system was still in place and would have been<br />

today‘s 1st class - up until the class reform in the<br />

summer of 1956 during which the plush class was<br />

eliminated. A metal plate covered the 1st class<br />

sign what was not always consequently<br />

implemented, as many model photos proof. The<br />

<strong>Fleischmann</strong> model has a different serial number<br />

than the one of the item 563101/563201.<br />

The „blue F-draught-net“ of the Epoch III is<br />

legendary: Already in 1951 the German Federal<br />

Railways had fast driving long distance trains on its<br />

programme. Most of them also carried DSG dining<br />

wagons. In these you could have a very nice meal.<br />

2nd class special driving trailer for stopping trains type BDymf 456 with luggage compartment, DB.<br />

Now in the color concept ocean blue/beige. Thanks to the built in function decoder the driving trailer is able to execute a light change in analog as well as in digital operation. The<br />

allowed top speed of the wagons was 120 km/h. A speciality of the driving trailer: At the rear end of the wagen in the direction of driving was a small drivers cab on the right side<br />

and on the other side was an administrative compartment. Because the transition to the next wagon in the train chain was supposed to still be possible both compartments were<br />

closed to the aisle with doors. On the front the wagon was equipped with a rubber bead and two windows for the observation of the tracks. Ideal <strong>locomotive</strong>s: 410301, 410371,<br />

4131/4235, 423602.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

563203<br />

€ 55,50<br />

€ 59,90<br />

244<br />

6452<br />

270<br />

6452<br />

563301<br />

€ 79,90<br />

282<br />

6463<br />

566482<br />

43


€ 52,90<br />

282<br />

6454<br />

566502<br />

566602<br />

€ 52,90<br />

€ 52,90<br />

282<br />

6454<br />

282<br />

6454<br />

566603<br />

44 www.fleischmann.de<br />

1st/2nd class express wagon type ABymf 411, DB.<br />

Model: Now in the color concept ocean blue/beige. Model: Part of the first construction program of the stopping trains of the DB were the so called „centered doors wagon“ with the<br />

new standard length of 26,4 m. To shorten the time that the trains spent stopping in the train stations the wagons had 4 doors per side. Ideal <strong>locomotive</strong>s: 410301, 410371,<br />

4131/4235, 423602.<br />

2nd class stopping wagon type Bymb 421, DB.<br />

With different serial numbers than item 566603.<br />

2nd class stopping wagon type Bymb 421, DB.<br />

With different serial numbers than item 566602.


€ 28,90<br />

New construction: 3 piece set: Prussian stake wagons type R 02, K.P.E.V., M.F.F.E. and GOE.<br />

Model: The models have spoked wheels and rod buffers. The wood loads of the models in later series and the design of the the goods wagons may differ from the CAD drawing.<br />

Prototype: Between 1890 and 1913 the Royal Prussian Railway Administration (K.P.E.V.) requisitioned not less than 10.500 stake wagons type Sml, which then were registered as<br />

the series R 02 by the German Federal Railways (DB).<br />

101<br />

522102<br />

Acid tank wagon with brakeman‘s cab BASF,<br />

stationed with the Pfalzbahn.<br />

Acid tank wagon „Mainz“ with brakeman‘s<br />

platform BASF, stationed with the DRG.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

520953<br />

€ 99,90<br />

€ 26,90<br />

420<br />

101<br />

522002<br />

45


526102<br />

€ 44,90<br />

€ n.E.<br />

210<br />

278<br />

530682<br />

46 www.fleischmann.de<br />

2 piece set: Goods wagons, DRG.<br />

Model: The set consists of one gondola with brakeman‘s cab type Om „Breslau“ and one gondola type O „Halle“. Both wagons are equipped with spoked wheels.<br />

Innovation models ! Leig- wagon unit, consists of 2 freight wagons type Glleh“Dresden“, DRG.<br />

World debut model on track H0: The doors of the goods wagon can be opened and closed separately with an appropriate digital control unit and its specific function keys e.g. with the<br />

<strong>Fleischmann</strong> multiMaus and the multiMAUSPRO. The interior lighting can be switched on and off. Fixed short coupling with movable transitions between the wagons.


€ 27,90<br />

105<br />

534101<br />

Refrigerator wagon of the brewery „Humbser“in<br />

Fürth, in service at the DRG.<br />

In former times the breweries were of great significance in Fürth. At the turn of<br />

the last century Fürth was more important as a beer producing city even more so<br />

than Munich. The 5 biggest breweries were Humbser, Geismann, Grüner, Evora<br />

&amp, Meyer and Berg-Bräu.<br />

Carbon dioxide tank wagon from the company<br />

„DEURAG“, in service at the DRG.<br />

Tank wagon with brakeman‘s platform „DEUTSCHE GASOLIN AG“, in service at the DRG.<br />

2 piece set: Tank wagon of the Berlin „ALBIZOL“, in service at the DRG.<br />

Both wagons have a brakeman‘s cab.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

544901<br />

€ 34,90<br />

€ 32,90<br />

101<br />

101<br />

542608<br />

€ 64,90<br />

202<br />

543501<br />

47


€ 24,90<br />

132<br />

520902<br />

520952<br />

€ 28,90<br />

€ 37,90<br />

139<br />

98<br />

530001<br />

48 www.fleischmann.de<br />

New construction: Flat wagon type R (Prussian), DR.<br />

No less than 10.500 stake wagons type Sml, later registered by the German State Railways (DB) as R 02, were requisitioned between 1890 and 1913. The wagons were base on the<br />

technical specification sheet IId5 that outlined the standards for the operating equipment of the K.P.E.V.. After the Second World War the wagons came to both German Railways.<br />

Ideal <strong>locomotive</strong>s: 4092, 405503, 414302/414372, 418271.<br />

New construction: Stake wagon with brakeman‘s platform, type R (Prussian), DR.<br />

Caboose, type Pwg, DR.<br />

No less than 10.500 stake wagons type Sml, later<br />

registered by the German State Railways (DB) as R<br />

02, were requisitioned between 1890 and 1913.<br />

The wagons were base on the technical<br />

specification sheet IId5 that outlined the standards<br />

for the operating equipment of the K.P.E.V.. After<br />

the Second World War the wagons came to both<br />

German Railways. Ideal <strong>locomotive</strong>s: 4092,<br />

405503, 414302/414372, 418271.<br />

With loading platform and 2 movable sliding doors.


€ 28,90<br />

Innovation models ! Leig- wagon unit, consists of 2 freight wagons type Glleh“Dresden“, DR.<br />

World debut model on track H0: The doors of the goods wagon can be opened and closed separately with an appropriate digital control unit and its specific function keys e.g. with the<br />

<strong>Fleischmann</strong> multiMaus and the multiMAUSPRO. The interior lighting can be switched on and off. Fixed short coupling with movable transitions between the wagons.<br />

105<br />

534102<br />

Beer wagon of the brewery „Vereinsbrauerei Tank wagon with brakeman‘s cab, DR.<br />

Apolda“, in service at the DR. The wagon was rented to „Konsum-Mostrich und Essigvertrieb Esina Karl-Marx-<br />

The prototype wagon as shown in Weimar, was converted to a beer transport<br />

wagon by a club in 1997. Originally it served as a fire extinguish wagon.<br />

Stadt“.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

530683<br />

€ n.E.<br />

€ 32,90<br />

278<br />

101<br />

543710<br />

49


€ 32,90<br />

101<br />

543709<br />

541003<br />

€ 29,90<br />

€ 44,90<br />

101<br />

210<br />

526103<br />

50 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Tank wagon with brakeman‘s cab, DR.<br />

The wagon was rented to VEB Chemiefaserkombinat Schwarza „Wilhelm Pieck“ -<br />

which had its parent plant in Rudolstadt/Schwarza.<br />

Tank wagon with brakeman‘s platform „VEB<br />

CHEMISCHE WERKE BUNA“, in service at the DR.<br />

2 piece set: Goods wagons, DR.<br />

Tank wagon with brakeman‘s platform „VEB<br />

CHEMISCHE WERKE BUNA“, in service at the DR.<br />

Acid tank wagon with brakeman‘s platform,<br />

stationed with the DR.<br />

Even in the epoch IV there still were 2 axle acid tank wagon at the DR, in the<br />

former GDR.<br />

Model: The set consists of one gondola with<br />

brakeman‘s cab type Omu and one gondola type O.<br />

542610<br />

€ 32,90<br />

€ 26,90<br />

101<br />

101<br />

572001


Sliding roof freight wagon with elevating roof, type Kmmks, DB.<br />

The first sliding roof freight wagons with elevating roofs were built in 1949. In 1951 they were mass produced. So it is not suprising that some of the former models still run under<br />

the name of „DR, Brit-US-Zone“.<br />

New construction: Stake wagon type R 02 (Prussian), DB.<br />

No less than 10.500 stake wagons type Sml, later<br />

registered by the German State Railways (DB) as R<br />

02, were requisitioned between 1890 and 1913 by<br />

the Royal Prussian Railways Administration. After<br />

the Second World War After the Second World War<br />

the wagons were transferred to both German<br />

Railways, whereas the German Federal Railways<br />

classified the 4.400 stake wagons as type R 02<br />

and the wagons without stakes as type Ro 02 -<br />

already at that time. In 1966 the last 6 units were<br />

registered as type Kklm 430 and in 1968 the<br />

wagons were decommissioned at the DB.<br />

New construction: Flat wagon with brakeman‘s platform, type R 02 (Prussian), DB.<br />

After the Second World War After the Second World War the wagons were transferred to both German Railways, whereas the German Federal Railways classified the 4.400 stake<br />

wagons as type R 02 and the wagons without stakes as type Ro 02 - already at that time. In 1966 the last 6 units were registered as type Kklm 430 and in 1968 the wagons were<br />

decommissioned at the DB. Ideal <strong>locomotive</strong>s: 4090, 4055/1055, 4065, 4081, 408671, 414401/394401, 4130.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

533402<br />

€ 34,50<br />

€ 24,90<br />

113<br />

132<br />

520901<br />

€ 28,90<br />

139<br />

520951<br />

51


521210<br />

€ 84,90<br />

€ 44,90<br />

320<br />

153<br />

528505<br />

522001<br />

€ 26,90<br />

€ 77,90<br />

101<br />

250<br />

581105<br />

52 www.fleischmann.de<br />

3 piece set: Goods wagons „Coal train“, DB.<br />

4-axle stake wagon with brakeman‘s cab, type SSk Köln, DB.<br />

Wagon loads of real coal.<br />

Deviating from the hand-held model the series<br />

model is loaded with telephone poles and real<br />

wood.<br />

Acid tank wagon with brakeman‘s platform VTG Hamburg, stationed with the DB.<br />

Now with different lettering. Ideal <strong>locomotive</strong>s:<br />

4090, 4055/1055, 4065, 4081, 408671,<br />

414401/394401, 4130.<br />

2 piece set: Double-decker coach for car transportation type Laaes 541, DB.<br />

Every stand-in deck coach carrier is loaded with<br />

four BMW 700 painted in various metallic liveries.<br />

The two Series carriers are firmly coupled with a<br />

coupling rod. All prototype coach carriers of the DB<br />

always run on tracks in pairs.


Innovation models ! Leig- wagon unit, consists of 2 freight wagons type Glleh“Dresden“, DB.<br />

World debut model on track H0: The doors of the goods wagon can be opened and closed separately with an appropriate digital control unit and its specific function keys e.g. with the<br />

<strong>Fleischmann</strong> multiMaus and the multiMAUSPRO. The interior lighting can be switched on and off. Fixed short coupling with movable transitions between the wagons. With 4 movable<br />

sliding doors.<br />

Station wagon type Pwg, DB.<br />

2 piece set: Goods wagons „FRITZ HOMANN AG“, in service at the DB.<br />

Versatile caboose: As the „Bahnhofswagen<br />

Nr.1“(“Caboose No.1) the former Pwg commuted<br />

for many years between the express clearing<br />

logistics in Freiburg (Breisgau) and the main station<br />

there.<br />

Model: The set consists of one tank wagon and one<br />

refrigerator wagon with brakeman‘s cab. Prototype:<br />

Still during the epoch III the world famous company<br />

FRITZ HOMANN AG from Dissen at the Tuetoburger<br />

woods transported their raw materials for their<br />

products on rails. The Osnabrücker<br />

Dampflokfreunde e.V. Club examplary restored two<br />

former wagons of this company.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

530684<br />

€ n.E.<br />

€ 34,90<br />

278<br />

98<br />

530002<br />

€ 59,90<br />

215<br />

581104<br />

53


€ 27,90<br />

113<br />

581109<br />

533707<br />

€ 69,90<br />

€ 69,90<br />

320<br />

320<br />

533708<br />

54 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Beer wagon „Löwenhof“, in service at the DB.<br />

A historic beer wagon of the brewery „Löwenhof“ from Hof (Saale) was<br />

preserved. It now is stationed at the Franconian railway „Höllentalbahn“ at the<br />

station Lichtenberg.<br />

2 piece set: Sliding wall wagon type Hbis 299, DB.<br />

With 2 movable sliding doors on each side.<br />

Tank wagon with brakeman‘s platform „ARAL“,<br />

in service at the DB.<br />

2 piece set: Sliding wall wagon type Hbis 299, DEGUSSA, stationed with the DB.<br />

With 2 movable sliding doors on each side.<br />

542606<br />

€ 32,90<br />

101


€ 29,90<br />

101<br />

541004<br />

Tank wagon with brakeman‘s platform „BAYER<br />

AG“, in service at the DB.<br />

New construction: 2 piece set: Stake wagons type R 02, ÖBB.<br />

The models are loaded with wood and have disc wheels, plunger buffers and brakeman‘s cabs.<br />

3 piece set: Goods wagons „Coal train“, ÖBB.<br />

Tank wagon with brakeman‘s platform<br />

„TEXACO“, in service at the DB.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

541005<br />

€ 29,90<br />

€ 66,90<br />

101<br />

280<br />

520954<br />

€ 84,90<br />

320<br />

521206<br />

55


€ n.E.<br />

278<br />

530681<br />

531602<br />

€ 32,90<br />

€ 44,90<br />

122<br />

153<br />

528504<br />

56 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Innovation models ! Leig- wagon unit, consists of 2 freight wagons type Glleh“Dresden“, ÖBB.<br />

World debut model on track H0: The doors of the goods wagon can be opened and closed separately with an appropriate digital control unit and its specific function keys e.g. with the<br />

<strong>Fleischmann</strong> multiMaus and the multiMAUSPRO. The interior lighting can be switched on and off. Fixed short coupling with movable transitions between the wagons.<br />

Boxcar type Gs, SÜDOSTBAHN (Switzerland).<br />

With cargo compartment device. With 2 movable sliding doors.<br />

4-axle stake wagon with brakeman‘s cab, type SSk Köln, SBB<br />

Deviating from the hand-held model the series model is loaded with telephone poles and real wood.<br />

Tank wagon with brakeman‘s platform „SHELL“,<br />

in service at the SBB.<br />

542607<br />

€ 32,90<br />

101


€ 26,90<br />

101<br />

522003<br />

2 piece set: Goods wagons of the German Reich Railway in Alsace Lorraine.<br />

Acid tank wagon with brakeman‘s platform, NS.<br />

As compensation for war damages the NS added former Deutsche Reichsbahn<br />

wagons to its stock.<br />

3 piece set: Goods wagons „Coal train“, NS.<br />

Wagon loads of real coal.<br />

The „Reichseisenbahnen in Alsace Lorraine“ was<br />

the first railway owned by the German Reich. It was<br />

founded after France had to surrender the area of<br />

Alsace Lorraine to the German Reich according to<br />

the peace treaty from 1871. The railways of the<br />

private French East Rail had a route network there<br />

of a total of 740 km. After the end of the war in<br />

1918 and the return of Alsace Lorraine to France<br />

the routes first remained independent as French<br />

State Railways under the name „Réseau ferroviaire<br />

d‘Alsace-Lorraine”.<br />

Tank wagon with brakeman‘s cab „NIEUWE<br />

MATEX“, in service at the NS.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

526101<br />

€ 44,90<br />

€ 34,90<br />

210<br />

101<br />

543901<br />

€ 84,90<br />

320<br />

521209<br />

57


581108<br />

€ 38,90<br />

€ 64,90<br />

210<br />

202<br />

581107<br />

531002<br />

€ 29,90<br />

€ 84,90<br />

122<br />

320<br />

521208<br />

58 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Special series: 2 piece set: Gondolas type Om, DSB.<br />

Special series: 2 piece set: Tank wagon „ESSO“ and „BP“, in service at the DSB.<br />

Boxcar, DSB<br />

3 piece set: Goods wagons „Coal train“, PKP.<br />

The wagons have various serial numbers.<br />

With cargo compartment device. With 2 movable<br />

sliding doors.<br />

Wagon loads of real coal.


522004<br />

€ 26,90<br />

€ 28,90<br />

101<br />

101<br />

522103<br />

Acid tank wagon with brakeman‘s platform, Caboose, type Pwg, PKP.<br />

stationed with the PKP. With loading platform and 2 movable sliding doors.<br />

Acid tank wagon with brakeman‘s cab, stationed<br />

with the ČSD.<br />

3 piece set: Goods wagons „Coal train“, ČSD.<br />

Wagon loads of real coal.<br />

Sliding roof freight wagon with elevating roof,<br />

type Utz, ČSD.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

530004<br />

€ 34,90<br />

€ 34,50<br />

98<br />

113<br />

533401<br />

€ 84,90<br />

320<br />

521207<br />

59


€ 34,90<br />

101<br />

544903<br />

543708<br />

€ 68,90<br />

€ 34,90<br />

202<br />

101<br />

544904<br />

60 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Liquid gas tank wagon, in service at the ČSD.<br />

The oddity is so authentic: The liquid gas wagon from Aussig (Ustí) at the river<br />

Elbe bore a lettering in two languages indeed.<br />

2 piece set: Tank wagon with brakeman‘s cab of the CFR.<br />

Tank wagon with brakeman‘s cab of the<br />

„KOLÍNSKÁ RAFINERIE PETROLEJE“ , stationed at<br />

the ČSD.<br />

Today the historic tank wagon is shown in the Railway museum Lužná u<br />

Rakovníka.<br />

Refrigerator wagon of the Rumanian brewery „BraGADIRU“, in service at the CFR.<br />

Both tank wagons bear the lettering „STEAUA<br />

ROMANA“ and „MARGINA“.<br />

543711<br />

€ 32,90<br />

101


Kit in laser cut technology: 4 part building set Upper Bavaria village square.<br />

Idyllic Bavaria: The white church, the blue sky and in the shade of the chestnut trees the local people enjoy the perfect beer garden happiness. Topic „Upper Bavaria“: <strong>Fleischmann</strong><br />

presents the suitable accessory to the <strong>locomotive</strong> 481101 and to the wagon set 581101/581102 so that the model train builder can assemble an authentic ensemble on his layout<br />

or his diorama. Deviations of the later models (64700-647606) from the illustration are possible.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

647600<br />

€ n.E.<br />

61


647601<br />

€ n.E.<br />

647603<br />

€ n.E.<br />

647605<br />

€ n.E.<br />

Kit: Upper Bavarian inn.<br />

Kit: Upper Bavarian maypole.<br />

62 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Kit: Upper Bavarian forester‘s lodge.<br />

Kit: Upper Bavarian mom-and-pop store.<br />

Kit: Upper Bavarian railway station.<br />

Upper Bavarian Equipment Accessories<br />

647602<br />

€ n.E.<br />

647604<br />

€ n.E.<br />

647606<br />

€ n.E.


Digital starter set „Express train of the DRG“.<br />

Contents: 1 digitally controlled tender <strong>locomotive</strong> series 03 with DCC decoder and change of light depending on the direction of travel, 4 express train wagons, 1 <strong>Fleischmann</strong> Multi<br />

Mouse, 1 transformer and 1 amplifier, 10 straight PROFI tracks (9 x 6101, 1 x 6103), 14 curved PROFI tracks (8 x 6120, 6 x 6122), 1 left turnout 6174, 1 right turnout 6175<br />

(turnouts are prepared for the installation of swithpoint lights), 2 uncoupling tracks 6114, 1 rerailing equipment 6480 and electric connection material. All tracks form an oval railway<br />

layout with a track radius of R1 and long fast tracks. Size of railway layout: 145 cm x 81 cm. The advantages of the <strong>Fleischmann</strong> Multi Mouse at a glance: Up to 9.999 <strong>locomotive</strong><br />

addresses can be programmed and controlled with direct input, 64 <strong>locomotive</strong> addresses can be stored in the data bank, 21 functions can be programmed per <strong>locomotive</strong>. Speed<br />

setting: optionally 14,28 or 128, up to 1.024 magnet articles switchable.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

631181<br />

€ 399,00<br />

63


631182<br />

€ n.E.<br />

Digital starter set, DB.<br />

64 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Contents: 1 digitally controlled tender <strong>locomotive</strong> series 70 with DCC decoder and change of light depending on the direction of travel, 1 FLEISCHMANN Multi Mouse, 1 transformer<br />

and 1 amplifier, 10 straight tracks (9 x 6101, 1 x 6103), 14 curved PROFI tracks (8 x 6120, 6 x 6122), 1 left turnout 6174, 1 right turnout 6175 (turnouts are prepared for the<br />

installation of swithpoint lights), 2 uncoupling tracks 6114, 1 rerailing equipment 6480 and electric connection material. All tracks form an oval railway layout with a track radius of<br />

R1 and long fast tracks. Size of railway layout: 145 cm x 81 cm. The advantages of the <strong>Fleischmann</strong> Multi Mouse at a glance: up to 9.999 <strong>locomotive</strong> addresses can be programmed<br />

and controlled with direct input, 64 <strong>locomotive</strong> addresses can be stored in the data bank, 21 functions can be programmed per <strong>locomotive</strong>. Speed setting: optionally 14,28 or 128,<br />

up to 1.024 magnet articles switchable.


Analogue starter set of the year 2011 „Hopper wagon of the DB.“<br />

Contents: 1 Diesel <strong>locomotive</strong> series V 100.10, 3 freight wagons, 10 straight PROFI tracks (9 x 6101, 1 x 6103), 14 curved PROFI tracks (7 x 6120, 1 curved connecting track), 2<br />

uncoupling tracks 6114. 1 left turnout 6174, 1 right turnout 6175 (turnouts are prepared for the installation of switchpoint lights) and 1 rerailing equipment 6480. All tracks form an<br />

oval railway layout with a track radius of R 1 and long fast tracks. Length of track: 5,60 m. Size of railway layout: 145 cm x 81 cm.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

631102<br />

€ 269,00<br />

65


633001<br />

€ 109,00<br />

633601<br />

€ 129,00<br />

66 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Starter set „Freight train with tender <strong>locomotive</strong>“.<br />

Content: 1 tender <strong>locomotive</strong> with headlight and digital interface, 2 freight wagons, 1 controller and 1 power supply and PROFI tracks (2 x 6101, 10 x 6120 - with connection cable).<br />

Length of train approx. 310 mm. Size of railway layout: 95 cm x 76 cm.<br />

Starter set „Freight train with tender <strong>locomotive</strong>“.<br />

Content: 1 tender <strong>locomotive</strong> with headlight and digital interface, 2 freight wagons, 1 controller and 1 power supply and PROFI tracks (2 x 6101, 10 x 6125 - with connection cable),<br />

1 buffer stop track 6116, 1 left turnout 6170). All tracks form an oval railway layout with a track radius of R2 and one siding. Length of train approx. 310 mm. Size of railway layout:<br />

148 cm x 88 cm.


Starter set „Freight train with tender <strong>locomotive</strong>“, SNCF.<br />

Content: 1 tender <strong>locomotive</strong> with headlight and digital interface, 2 freight wagons, 1 controller and 1 power supply and PROFI tracks (2 x 6101, 10 x 6125 - with connection cable),<br />

1 buffer stop track 6116, 1 left turnout 6170). All tracks form an oval railway layout with a track radius of R2 and one siding. Length of train approx. 310 mm. Size of railway layout:<br />

148 cm x 88 cm.<br />

Starter set „Freight train with tender <strong>locomotive</strong>“, NS.<br />

Content: 1 tender <strong>locomotive</strong> with headlight and digital interface, 2 freight wagons, 1 controller and 1 power supply and PROFI tracks (2 x 6101, 10 x 6125 - with connection cable),<br />

1 buffer stop track 6116, 1 left turnout 6170). All tracks form an oval railway layout with a track radius of R2 and one siding. Length of train approx. 310 mm. Size of railway layout:<br />

148 cm x 88 cm.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

633602<br />

€ 129,00<br />

633603<br />

€ 129,00<br />

67


633606<br />

€ 129,00<br />

633605<br />

€ 129,00<br />

68 www.fleischmann.de<br />

Starter set „Freight train with tender <strong>locomotive</strong>“, FS.<br />

Content: 1 tender <strong>locomotive</strong> with headlight and digital interface, 2 freight wagons, 1 controller and 1 power supply and PROFI tracks (2 x 6101, 10 x 6125 - with connection cable),<br />

1 buffer stop track 6116, 1 left turnout 6170). All tracks form an oval railway layout with a track radius of R2 and one siding. Length of train approx. 310 mm. Size of railway layout:<br />

148 cm x 88 cm.<br />

Starter set „Freight train with tender <strong>locomotive</strong>“, PKP.<br />

Content: 1 tender <strong>locomotive</strong> with headlight and digital interface, 2 freight wagons, 1 controller and 1 power supply and PROFI tracks (2 x 6101, 10 x 6125 - with connection cable),<br />

1 buffer stop track 6116, 1 left turnout 6170). All tracks form an oval railway layout with a track radius of R2 and one siding. Length of train approx. 310 mm. Size of railway layout:<br />

148 cm x 88 cm.


Starter set „Freight train with tender <strong>locomotive</strong>“, ČSD.<br />

Content: 1 tender <strong>locomotive</strong> with headlight and digital interface, 2 freight wagons, 1 controller and 1 power supply and PROFI tracks (2 x 6101, 10 x 6125 - with connection cable),<br />

1 buffer stop track 6116, 1 left turnout 6170). All tracks form an oval railway layout with a track radius of R2 and one siding. Length of train approx. 310 mm. Size of railway layout:<br />

148 cm x 88 cm.<br />

www.fleischmann.de<br />

633604<br />

€ 129,00<br />

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Time travel with <strong>Fleischmann</strong>.<br />

The Schwabach City Museum presents a time<br />

travel with FLEISCHMANN the world famous<br />

Franconian company with tradition.<br />

Since ever the <strong>Fleischmann</strong> products convince<br />

with precision, quality and detail accuracy.<br />

Experience on 800 m ² the world's largest<br />

collection of the company's products against<br />

the background of the turbulent times from<br />

1887 until today. An exhibition not only for<br />

collectors and fans but also for the whole<br />

family.<br />

The Attractions<br />

• Over 2,000 rare and precious displayed<br />

objects from the inventory of the museum<br />

and the archives of the company.<br />

• Six model railway layouts: Track 0, H0,<br />

N«piccolo», Magic Train and Auto-Rallye.<br />

• "Exhibition booth" with the current product<br />

offer of the company for this year.<br />

• Interactive media concept for comtemporary<br />

history<br />

• Playground for kids with toy railways<br />

• Museum shop<br />

We wish you lot's of fun !<br />

Directions and opening hours<br />

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www.schwabach.de/stadtmuseum.<br />

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391102 17<br />

391175 25<br />

391775 23<br />

393471 20<br />

393771 16<br />

394601 31<br />

394602 22<br />

398181 21<br />

400001 19<br />

403202 32<br />

403205 32<br />

403206 31<br />

403207 32<br />

403208 28<br />

404601 31<br />

404602 22<br />

406501 25<br />

406502 33<br />

407001 28<br />

408181 21<br />

408606 22<br />

409201 21<br />

410302 19<br />

410372 19<br />

411705 23<br />

411775 23<br />

413002 23<br />

413072 23<br />

413401 20<br />

413471 20<br />

413701 16<br />

413702 30<br />

413703 34<br />

413771 16<br />

413772 30<br />

413773 34<br />

414405 24<br />

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415971 35<br />

416102 35<br />

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481171 14<br />

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481175 25<br />

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493871 26<br />

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522002 45<br />

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522103 59<br />

526101 57<br />

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528504 56<br />

528505 52<br />

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530002 53<br />

530004 59<br />

530681 56<br />

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530684 53<br />

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533401 59<br />

533402 51<br />

533707 54<br />

533708 54<br />

534101 47<br />

534102 49<br />

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541004 55<br />

541005 55<br />

542606 54<br />

542607 56<br />

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543711 60<br />

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544903 60<br />

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564101 41<br />

564201 41<br />

564202 41<br />

566482 43<br />

566502 44<br />

566602 44<br />

566603 44<br />

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578002 38<br />

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581108 58<br />

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633602 67<br />

633603 67<br />

633604 69<br />

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Imprint<br />

New product catalogue 2011 <strong>Fleischmann</strong> H0<br />

We strive to provide the content of this catalogue with the highest quality. Despite of our best effort and the<br />

best possible care the Modelleisenbahn München GmbH is not liable and gives no warranty for the accuracy,<br />

the up-to-dateness or completeness ot the contents and the information given in this catalogue. For eventual<br />

damages of material or ideal nature that result from the use, the non-use or the withholding of faulty or<br />

incomplete information in this catalogue - as far as it is not founded in demonstrable intent and negligence on<br />

part of the Modelleisenbahn München GmbH - no guarantee or liability can be given. We furthermore reserve<br />

the right to update the contents of the catalogue as well as the technical specifications of the contained products<br />

at any time. The copying of the identifications, trade brands, trade names or company names and other<br />

characteristics in this product catalogue does not justify the assumption that those can be used by everybody<br />

free of charge. It can rather be that it is a registered trade mark or characteristics otherwise protected by law<br />

even if these are not specifically marked up as such.<br />

The Addresses of our retailers can be found on our website www.fleischmann.de<br />

Distribution of our products and spare parts is effected by our model railway specialist dealers only.<br />

PRICE INDICATION:<br />

The prices specified in the catalogue are the manufacturer‘s suggested retail prices at the time that the<br />

catalogue went to press. We explicitly reserve the right to make price adjustments at any time.<br />

PUBLISHED BY:<br />

Modelleisenbahn München GmbH, Triebstraße 14, 80993 München, Germany, www.fleischmann.de<br />

PHOTO CREDITS:<br />

Modelleisenbahn München GmbH, A/Clodi & Partner Werbeagentur GmbH, Zirn&Grötsch GmbH,<br />

Frank Zarges or the photographers listed directly bellow the pictures.<br />

DESIGN and COMPOSITION<br />

A/Clodi & Partner Werbeagentur GmbH, Petersbrunnstraße 19, 5020 Salzburg, Austria, www.aclodi.com<br />

PRINTING AND PROCESSING<br />

Druckerei Ferdinand Berger & Söhne GmbH, Wiener Straße 80, 3580 Horn, Austria, www.berger.at<br />

Note: Many models shown on the illustrations are hand held samples. The final and delivered version of the<br />

models may therefore differ from the depicted illustrations.


Your <strong>Fleischmann</strong> specialist dealer:<br />

991130<br />

Modelleisenbahn München GmbH<br />

Triebstraße 14<br />

80993 München � Germany<br />

info@fleischmann.de<br />

www.fleischmann.de

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