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Set of three express coaches for the Trans-Europ-Express 74/75" Roland "of the Deutsche Bundesbahn.
The set contains two 1st class compartment coaches type Avümh 111 and a dining coach type WRümh 132.
¢£ Model with black skirt in TEE livery (Operating condition: 1975)
¢£ Operation Avümh: Hoek v. Holland – Milano / Hannover – Milano
¢£ Operation WRümh: Bremen – Milano
¢£ Rich detailing on the bogies
The Trans-Europ-Express is named after the symbol of the city of Bremen "Roland" and it first operated as a long-distance express train on the lines between Bremen and Frankfurt. The "TEE Roland" was designed to operate for the 1969 summer timetable due to the fact that the F 46/47 was given a higher classification. At the time it was connected with the network of the SBB in Basel and its operation area as a consequence was extended to Milan. At 1.183.7 km, the train was able to cover the longest distance among all TEE trains.
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