Marklin 43252 - DSG Express Train Sleeping Car (Sounds)

Product Description

Prototype: German Sleeping and Dining Car Company (DSG) type WL4üg[e](-39) streamlined express train ("Schürzenwagen") sleeping car. Used in train D 475 that ran in the summer schedule of 1962 between Basle and Westerland (Sylt). Car routing from Frankfurt (Main) via Hannover and Hamburg Altona to Westerland.
Model: The car has an mfx digital decoder and extensive sound functions such as teeth being brushed, gargling, toilets being flushed, yawning, snoring, and the staff speaking. The factory-installed interior lighting can be controlled digitally. Maintenance-free, warm white LEDs are used for the lighting. Different light functions can be controlled separately and digitally. The car has separable, current-conducting couplers. A pickup shoe is mounted on the car. The car has Görlitz design trucks and rubber corridor connections at the ends. Length over the buffers 27 cm / 10-5/8".

• mfx digital decoder.
• Extensive sound functions.
• Factory-installed LED interior lighting.
• Different light functions can be controlled separately and digitally.
• Separable, current-conducting couplers.

One-time series.
 

This car was used in the summer schedule for 1962 in train D 475. Train D 475 ran at least on a partial route (Hamburg Altona - Westerland) with German design three sleeping cars.
 

Train D 475 can be modelled with this car together with the 43204 car set from the Märklin H0 assortment.