34137 H0 Bridge wall plate, L ca. 20 x W 12 cm

Kit. Prototype data: In the early sixities the FUCHS company introduced the excavator types 300 and 301, which were widely disseminated. Until today some excavators survived as types of cranes and grippers. Used to transship wood, coal and scrap metal also in agriculture or at the railway the excavators are still doing their service. The version with increased cabin allows the driver the overview above high ship‘s sides or compartment walls.L 4.0 x W 3.0 x H 4.5 – 8.5 cm Level of difficulty: 2 (advanced)

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L 10.0 x W 0,5 x H 5.0 cmPassage height 3.5 cmPassage width 2.8 cm

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Kit. With a second kit a double track construction is possible. Suitable for all common track systems in N and Z gauge. Bridgeheads included. Fits item 37673 and bridgeheads item 37672. For double track construction we recommend the application of Flex tracks to get the right parallel distance on the bridges. Catenary only usable for gauge Z.L 31.8 x W 3.4 x H 9.7 cmTrack height 4.6 cm / Passage height 4.2 cm / Passage width 26.4 cmLevel of difficulty: 2 (advanced)

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Kit. L 39.5 x W 17.5 x H 19.5 cmPassage height 7.5 cm / Passage width 5.5 cmLevel of difficulty: 2 (advanced)

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Kit. The castle Falkenstein was built in the 13th century and was already accommodation for emperor Barbarossa during the crusade. This castle was authentically mentioned for the first time in the year 1307 as Valchenstayn. It was a strategic important castle and fell to Habsburg later and lost its importance in the following centuries. In the year 1905, the culture historic valuable, however partially dilapidated installation, was restored and counts among the oldest and best preserved castles today.L 51.0 x W 28.0 x H 33.0 cmLevel of difficulty: 2 (advanced)

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Kit.L 6.0 x W 2.0 x H 5.0 cmPassage height 3.7 cm / Passage width: 4.3 cmLevel of difficulty: 1 (beginners)

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