Prototype: Two Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) / Dutch Railways type R 20 2-axle stake cars, Interchange design. Version with pressed metal stakes, without a handbrake. The DAF cars look as they did at the start of the Seventies.

Charlie's Tip:

DAF was a very popular car manufacturer in the Netherlands. DAF stands for "van Doorne's Automobiel Fabriek". DAF cars became extremely popular in Holland. They were only available with a "Variomatic" transmission, an invention by Hub van Doorne, the founder of the factory. This gear-less transmission is still in use in as many as 40 different cars today, often referred to as a CVT transmission.

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Model: The cars have truss rods. They are each loaded with two DAF 66 automobiles in different colors. Stakes that can be installed on the cars are included.

Length over the buffers per car 13.9 cm / 5-1/2".

DC wheelset E700580.

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