Trix H0 - Model train wagon (4) - SBB





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H0 scale set of four passenger wagons in good condition with original packaging, analog DC operation, DC power supply, and a blister with coupling parts for self‑assembly; includes two closed wagons, one open wagon, and five passengers for the SBB Spanisch-Brötli-Bahn route.
Description from the seller
Set of 3 passenger cars. Two closed and one open wagon, which - belonging to the set - contains 5 passengers.
The SBB 'Spanisch-Brötli-Bahn' was a route between Zürich and Baden.
The wagons contain no couplings. In the original packaging there is a blister with parts for the couplings to install them yourself.
Although Trix is owned by Märklin, these two brands pursue their own line. The Trix small wagons are suitable for DC, the two-rail direct current system.
The small wagons have not been used on a layout.
Besides the 3 small wagons (and the passengers) the original packaging contains a metal plate in Swiss German and in French. Whether this was ever hung in the wagons is not known to me, but the plate lists the things that were explicitly forbidden. (e.g. do not lean, do not stop on the steps, umbrellas and sticks not held up)
The photos are part of the advertisement.
Set of 3 passenger cars. Two closed and one open wagon, which - belonging to the set - contains 5 passengers.
The SBB 'Spanisch-Brötli-Bahn' was a route between Zürich and Baden.
The wagons contain no couplings. In the original packaging there is a blister with parts for the couplings to install them yourself.
Although Trix is owned by Märklin, these two brands pursue their own line. The Trix small wagons are suitable for DC, the two-rail direct current system.
The small wagons have not been used on a layout.
Besides the 3 small wagons (and the passengers) the original packaging contains a metal plate in Swiss German and in French. Whether this was ever hung in the wagons is not known to me, but the plate lists the things that were explicitly forbidden. (e.g. do not lean, do not stop on the steps, umbrellas and sticks not held up)
The photos are part of the advertisement.

