Maqueta del tren Adler de madera y metal

Tren

Adler

Name: Adler
Brand: OcCre
SKU: 54001
Price: 139.99 EUR
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Discover a railway modelling jewel with our kit models, which will allow you to enjoy pleasurable moments and relive the age in which the streets thronged with carriages such as these. This locomotive, which was manuf...

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Adler: the locomotive that inaugurated the German railway (1835)

The Adler inaugurated the German railway on December 7, 1835: six kilometers from Nuremberg to Fürth in nine minutes. The locomotive came from Newcastle — disassembled, by ship and cart, a two-month journey — and with it came its engineer, William Wilson, who was supposed to return to England after training the Germans. He fell in love with a Nuremberg woman and stayed for life. The original was scrapped; its 1935 replica is still steaming in Nuremberg.

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Discover a railway modelling jewel with our kit models, which will allow you to enjoy pleasurable moments and relive the age in which the streets thronged with carriages such as these.

This locomotive, which was manufactured by Robert Stephenson & Co. of Newcastle, was shipped in pieces from Newcastle to the Port of Rotterdam, from there it was transported up the Rhine to Cologne, and from Cologne, with a great deal of difficulty, it had then to be transported overland to Nuremberg.

When it finally reached its destination it was put back together at the workshops of Johann Wilhelm Spaeth. The coaches were built in wood by local workshops.

On 7th December 1835 it completed its maiden journey from Furth to Nuremberg, along a line measuring 6.04 km in length.

You will find out, step by step, how to put together a model featuring all the details of the original carriage. We invite you to let yourself get carried away and set up spaces for creative leisure in which you can enjoy this marvellous model train.

It is a good locomotive for introducing yourself to the Railway modelling.

Garantía

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Certificado de los materiales

FSC Mix Credit

Componente de madera con certificado FSC Mix Credit, elaborado con una parte de madera procedente de bosques certificados por FSC® y otra parte de madera controlada FSC®.

Dimensiones del paquete

La caja del kit, es decir, de la maqueta. Se entrega retractilada, tu garantía de que no ha sido abierta ni manipulada. 625 × 230 × 89 mm (24.61 × 9.06 × 3.50 in) .
La caja de envío. Caja exterior en la que el kit viaja protegido hasta tu casa. 630 × 410 × 90 mm (24.80 × 16.14 × 3.54 in)

Especificaciones del producto

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Características de la maqueta

Referencia: 54001
Número de piezas: 434
Nivel de dificultad: Intermediate
Tiempo estimado de montaje: 120 horas

Dimensiones de la maqueta

Longitud: 330 mm (12.99 in)
Altura: 180 mm (7.09 in)
Anchura: 80 mm (3.15 in)
Escala: 1:24 / G-45

Model materials

Wood: Fine hardwoods of several species, chosen according to what each part has to do: structure, hull planking, deck and visible finishes. Laser-cut sheets for a precise fit.
Photo-etched brass: Photochemically etched brass parts for the finest detail, impossible to reproduce in wood.
Zamak castings: Detail parts such as cannons, anchors and deck fittings, cast in zamak for a solid, realistic finish.
Cotton: Sewn sails and threads of different thicknesses for the standing and running rigging.

Contenido incluido

Placa de latón fotograbado: Con el nombre del modelo
Base de exposición: Soporte básico para la maqueta