Eilzugwagen "Lazarett" 74360 Han of the Deutsche Reichsbahn-Gesellschaft (DRG), Era II.

A part of the pure 3rd class cars procured by the DRG starting in 1936 was delivered without interior fittings from around 1940 and was equipped for use as ambulance cars with partition walls, beds, and sanitary areas. In train composition, a distinction was made between ambulance and light patient trains, which were available in standard compositions and, marked with the letter "b," as shorter sets. As external identifiers, the ambulance cars had a gray paint scheme with large red crosses on the car body and roof.

• Scale model
• First time as an ambulance car with interior fittings
• Prototype-accurate car ends with scissors grid or bellows transition
• Spring-loaded bellows
• Wendler fans used individually
• Freestanding grab handles
• Step plates made of etched parts with wood imitation or as perforated grids
• Three-point mounted bogies
• Axle bearing plates and half-axles for friction-free eight-point current collection
• Profiled wheels on both sides
• Slot-guided coupling standard pocket
• Simple retrofitting of an ESU interior lighting possible
• Minimum radius = 360 mm
• Length over buffers = 239.7 mm

Exchange wheelset for the alternating current system: Article No. 41200

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