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OSE N6 Rgs Flatbeds East German-built 1979

Re: OSE N6 Rgs Flatbeds East German-built 1979

Postby R-460 » Sat Oct 18, 2014 6:20 pm

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Could this Lima wagon be used for conversion? Some details are missing, e.g. the hand brake wheels, but the main measurements are correct, also the "fishbelly" and the position of the stakes - at least to my eyes ;)

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Re: OSE N6 Rgs Flatbeds East German-built 1979

Postby BarbaPanagos » Sat Oct 18, 2014 8:52 pm

very interesting Stefan ;)
the spacing of the stakes looks right and if the dimensions match I think you can build an N6 out of it!
length of the original 18.50m (loading area) 19.90m between buffers

give us some more info about the Lima model

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Re: OSE N6 Rgs Flatbeds East German-built 1979

Postby R-460 » Sun Oct 19, 2014 11:53 pm

anyway, I would ask you to forget my previous post:
Although the Lima wagon is also representing an UIC standard type with 18,50m loading area and 19,90m between buffers, I think I have a better suggestion.
The Fleischmann 5287 Res type flatbed is easy to get, it has the same dimensions, the distance between the stakes also seems to be correct, the side walls can easily be removed, the frontal walls need a little modification at the upper corners, the short stakes (which at the original hold the side walls) must be cut off, the plates below the platform must be cut smaller, and finally some details must be added, especially the hand brake wheels and one step.
Unfortunately I don't have own photos of this wagon, but you may see here:
http://www.gebrauchtemodellbahn.de/Spur-H0-DC/Wagen/Gueterwagen/Fleischmann-5287-5706-Rungenwagen-beladen-der-DB.html
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Re: OSE N6 Rgs Flatbeds East German-built 1979

Postby BalkanExpress » Wed Oct 22, 2014 10:05 pm

I think LIMA's will be cheaper, don't you think so?

Could you give us the reference number?

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Re: OSE N6 Rgs Flatbeds East German-built 1979

Postby R-460 » Tue Oct 28, 2014 10:12 am

The wagon was produced by "old" Lima, Ref.No. was 302852. I changed the german bogies with Y25 bogies from a Rivarossi Rs type flatbed. Yes this was possible even before the "union" under the roof of Hornby. "New" Rivarossi has some similar DB R(g)s flatbeds, Ref.No 6164, but neither position of the stakes is not suitable (it is like the Klioleidis N6), nor the frontal walls.
The Fleischmann Res, Ref.No. 5287, was produced in large numbers, so it is easier to get, and second-hand it's cheaper than the Rivarossi Rs.

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Re: OSE N6 Rgs Flatbeds East German-built 1979

Postby Olympus » Sat Nov 01, 2014 8:31 pm

Hello to all

I found from Roco the best Basic models (from time to time on ebay)

Roco SNCB 47687 and DSB 47685

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Re: OSE N6 Rgs Flatbeds East German-built 1979

Postby BarbaPanagos » Sun Nov 02, 2014 12:41 am

Sorry Andy, I think that we have a problem with this one, the spacing of the stakes does not match


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Re: OSE N6 Rgs Flatbeds East German-built 1979

Postby BarbaPanagos » Sun Nov 02, 2014 1:49 am

I just have found these

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FS Flachwagen Typ Rgs

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DB Flachwagen Typ Rs

although the side walls look different the stakes spacing looks right

HAG http://www.hag.ch/de/produkte/gueterwagen/
it's the first time I see them, do the fellows at Switzerland have any idea?

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Re: OSE N6 Rgs Flatbeds East German-built 1979

Postby Andreas » Sun Nov 02, 2014 12:20 pm

I must check it Panos. The only problem with HAG is that it is really expensive. :|

I think I have the conctruction plan of the N6 1979 on my hard disk....I need to check.

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Re: OSE N6 Rgs Flatbeds East German-built 1979

Postby Olympus » Sat Feb 04, 2017 11:30 pm

from Roco (News 2017) possibly a basic for us ?

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