
HOe - Austrian narrow gauge
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ÖBB 2095.03 Ep3 order # 205-303 |
From 1958, the ÖBB bought a series of 600 HP BoBo narrow gauge diesel locos. The first three, 2095.01~2095.03
retained steam boiler heating (for coaches) and other detail different from the later 2095.04~2095.15. The second batch were intended for
cosists with "Webasto" coach heating. All locomotives of this series are still in service, presently on the Pinzgauerbahn
and Mariazellerbahn.
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ÖBB 2095.01 Ep3 order # 205-301 |
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ÖBB 2095 002-8 order # 205-502-A |
To see what is currently available go to Ferro-Train in HOe in Latest arrivals - or click here now.

The coaches were built between 1937 and 1949, and was the first series of all-steel narrow gauge coaches. |
Many nicknames were used, but they became universally knowl as Krimmler, named after the line Zell/See-Krimml (Pinzgaubahn), where they were first used in service. |
Deliveries started with 6 units, the 2nd class coach presently numbered B4ip/s3050, and the combined passenger/baggage coaches BD4ip/s4260 to 4264.
Then from 1940, the other twelve units were delivered, which are today's B4ip/s3060 to 3069 and BD4ip/s4265 and 5500. |
Over time, changes had been made; essentially the installation of half-windows and Webasto heating. |
They were mainly used on the Pinzgaubahn, the Ybbstalbahn; but also the Bregenzerwald-Bahn and the Steyrtal-Bahn until end of service on those lines.
BD4ip/s 4261 made a brief excursion to the Waldviertler Schmalsputbahn. |
All 18 coaches are still in use. |
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| A wide range of liveries and coach numbers will all become available. |
| To see some examples of model liveries, click the picture. |
| To see what is currently available go to Ferro-Train in HOe in Latest arrivals - or click here now. |
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HOn3 - Austrian narrow gauge
Additional coaches.
To see what is currently available go to HOn3 in Latest arrivals - or click here now.
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