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Typing DR Doppelstockzüge finds lots of pages about them.
Found a website that has photo's and captions in English. http://drehscheibe-online.ist-im-web.de/fo....php?31,3550326
There's an interesting German site at http://www.interlok.info/Doppelstockwagen.htm Use Bablefish to translate.
Found a website that has photo's and captions in English. http://drehscheibe-online.ist-im-web.de/fo....php?31,3550326
There's an interesting German site at http://www.interlok.info/Doppelstockwagen.htm Use Bablefish to translate.
The coaches finally arrived today.
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. Only a couple of problems to sort out. First being the wheels need a bit of attension to get them to run free and smooth. The second is, one of the articulated couplings is broken and will need fixing.
Apart from that, both sets are in reasonable used condition. All I need now is a suitable loco to haul them...
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. Only a couple of problems to sort out. First being the wheels need a bit of attension to get them to run free and smooth. The second is, one of the articulated couplings is broken and will need fixing.
Apart from that, both sets are in reasonable used condition. All I need now is a suitable loco to haul them...
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QUOTE (Al @ 21 Jan 2008, 19:04) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Only a couple of problems to sort out. First being the wheels need a bit of attension to get them to run free and smooth.
Thinking back to my n-gauge days I seem to remember that a lot of the Piko stock had wheels made from some sort of ally/mazdak & never would run well at all - you could clean them & they collected dirt worse than plastic ones - I replaced mine, but I cannot remember where I got the replacements.
Thinking back to my n-gauge days I seem to remember that a lot of the Piko stock had wheels made from some sort of ally/mazdak & never would run well at all - you could clean them & they collected dirt worse than plastic ones - I replaced mine, but I cannot remember where I got the replacements.
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if you are studying the pictures be very carefull not to get the german prototypes mixed up with the posish stock.
I will be working on some HO polish ones shortly.
Peter
I will be working on some HO polish ones shortly.
Peter
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There are always lots of modern replacement wheelsets on Ebay. Replaced all mine that way. Just search for Piko N. A set of 10 will cost you 5.90 € with postage of 2,10 € on a Buy it Now.
A suitable loco would be the Piko DR65. The Brawa version would be much better.
There's a review in German on the Test & Technik page of this website http://www.n-bahn.info/index.htm (I bablefished it and it nearly nade sense lol)
A suitable loco would be the Piko DR65. The Brawa version would be much better.
There's a review in German on the Test & Technik page of this website http://www.n-bahn.info/index.htm (I bablefished it and it nearly nade sense lol)
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