Pola - Diorama Bahnhof " Schönbrunn " - 1990-2000 - Germany





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Pola Bahnhof 'Schönbrunn', 1:87 (H0) scale, made in Germany, in good condition and with the original box, width 130 cm.
Description from the seller
The miniature model railway station: Pola Bahnhof "Schönbrunn" is a highly sought-after HO model railway building that was released in 1995 by Pola as an exclusive collector's model. Article number: 827
This was a limited edition; only 2,000 units were produced, all hand-numbered with an official certificate. The specimen offered here bears the number 0257.
The dimensions are impressive: the station is built and measures 130 x 28.4 x 16.3 cm, exceptionally wide and forms a representative city station for larger model railways.
The building is designed in the typical, historic style of the famous German architect Friedrich Bürklein.
The construction kit was at the time supplied very comprehensively, including interior lighting, illuminated wall lanterns, movable doors, 24 specially hand-painted Preiser figures, and an exclusive taxi with a working, illuminated taxi sign (produced by Viessmann). See the photos of these latter components, still in plastic, unpacked.
Condition: almost everything is still attached to the trays. Completeness has not been checked, given the enormous quantity, but the model comes from a collection of complete boxes from a passionate collector.
The miniature model railway station: Pola Bahnhof "Schönbrunn" is a highly sought-after HO model railway building that was released in 1995 by Pola as an exclusive collector's model. Article number: 827
This was a limited edition; only 2,000 units were produced, all hand-numbered with an official certificate. The specimen offered here bears the number 0257.
The dimensions are impressive: the station is built and measures 130 x 28.4 x 16.3 cm, exceptionally wide and forms a representative city station for larger model railways.
The building is designed in the typical, historic style of the famous German architect Friedrich Bürklein.
The construction kit was at the time supplied very comprehensively, including interior lighting, illuminated wall lanterns, movable doors, 24 specially hand-painted Preiser figures, and an exclusive taxi with a working, illuminated taxi sign (produced by Viessmann). See the photos of these latter components, still in plastic, unpacked.
Condition: almost everything is still attached to the trays. Completeness has not been checked, given the enormous quantity, but the model comes from a collection of complete boxes from a passionate collector.

