Road-rail Unimog U423 Fire Brigade, Ep.VI, DC/DCC

The Unimog on rail and road. Road-rail vehicles have the advantage of being able to be moved quickly to the scene of use compared to rail-bound vehicles. Time is an important factor, especially when it comes to emergency vehicles or repairs. The road-rail Unimog is used as a shunting vehicle, for rail and overhead line maintenance and for work on and around the lines. In addition to railway companies, the users of the implement carrier in the 2-way version also include operators of metro systems and light rail and tram systems, as well as service providers in track construction and line maintenance. One of the largest manufacturers of road-rail systems in Germany is Zagro from Bad Rappenau. Zagro exports its vehicles all over the world. Model: -Redesign -For the first time for the N gauge -Continuous light white/red -Switchable rotating beacons -DC/DCC board from Zimo for use on analog and digital systems -Cache -Metal chassis -Drive on both axles -Coupling with NEM slot at the rear of the model