38909 H0 Half-timbered house in Bad Urach

Kit. This tower was created based on the witch-tower in Chatenois in Alsace/France.Passage height 5.5 cm / Passage width 4.0 – 4.8 cmLevel of difficulty: 2 (advanced)

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Kit. L 28.0 x W 19.0 x H 15.5 cmLevel of difficulty: 2 (advanced)

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The InduktivCharger enables wireless recharging of vehicles through inductive communication. Vehicles come to a halt on the module and automatically position themselves over the charging coil, allowing charging currents to be self-regulated. These modules are particularly suitable for locations with longer dwell times, such as traffic lights or level crossings. Multiple modules can be interconnected to autonomously guide vehicles to charging positions with upcoming software updates. A control output for the motorized 2/3-way turnout, item 8448, which can also control servos, complements the capabilities. For trucks, the ratio of driving time to charging time is approximately 3 to 1, allowing for virtually unlimited driving time. The InduktivCharger can also switch vehicles with receiver coils on and off. Vehicles need to be retrofitted with the receiver coil, item 8440.Diameter charging coil: 40 mm, diameter electronics: 30 mm, height: 60 mm

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Kit. L 32.0 x W 19.0 x H 37.5 cmLevel of difficulty: 2 (advanced)

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Church Stuttgart-Berg stands in an elevated position above the west bank of the Neckar river. Ancient manuscripts record that the church existed as early as 1235. The new Gothic church, which is the basis for the Vollmer kit, was built in 1853 – 55. The church was destroyed in 1944. The restoration was accomplished in 1954 – 55. Dimensions: L 30 x W 13 x H 39 cm. Suitable for item 43738 church staircase Stuttgart-Berg.

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Kit.With connection system. Manufactured in two-colour injection moulding process.L 15.0 x W 13.5 x H 17.0 cm / Building angle 90°Level of difficulty: 2 (advanced)

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