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  1. Today i built some n-wagons, also called silberlinge (silverlings) due to their brushed stainless steel original appearance. anyways here are the models: the most current livery, red and white (these are rare nowadays to see from newest to oldest livery. the original cab car, these didnt have a lot of space for the driver (also called hasenkasten, or rabbits cage) and werent very safe in a crash (zero crumple zone). they were quickly converted to these: these are called Karlsruher kopf, due to being converted and concieved in the city of Karlsruhe. the front is inspired by the 6w model on open l gauge, as well as the door handles there is another one called wittenberger Kopf, which is the newest, but i havent built that yet.
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