LGB 36380 SOEG Baggage Wagon Ep. VI

Tony Green Steam Models

£259

Four-axle baggage car originally built for the German Reichsbahn Company as a so-called “standard luggage car”, which was taken over by the German Reichsbahn (DR) of the GDR after the Second World War and was initially used in its original form. It was given the generic name “KD 4” by the DR. In the GDR, all narrow-gauge railways belonged to the DR, including the Weißeritztalbahn. The wagon master responsible for this railway was of the opinion that the storage space available in these luggage wagons would not be sufficient for the load to be transported. He therefore sought to modernize some

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LGB 36380 SOEG Baggage Wagon Ep. VI

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