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New 2nd quarter 2023

NMVB Type 7 steam tram - 1/87 - H0/H0m 
Unpainted kit - motorised : 255,- Euro
Finished - motorised : 295,- Euro

The Type 7 steam tramway entered service from 1887. Until 1915, a total of 68 units of this type were built by different constructors. At the end of World War II in 1944, 65 Type 7 steam trams were still in service.

NMVB Type 10 steam tram - 1/87 - H0/H0m 
Unpainted kit - motorised : 255,- Euro
Finished - motorised : 295,- Euro

From the SNCV steam tram standard gauge locomotives type 10 a total of 6 pieces were built. Wagon numbers 803,
804, and 805 were built in 1886. The numbers 806, 807 and 808 were delivered in 1892. The type 10 steam
locomotives were meant to pull heavy mixed cargo trains. Despite their size and weight (28.5 tons), they were known
for their quiet and stable running.

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New 3rd quarter 2023

NMVB Set of passenger carriages + pack wagon green / yellow
Finished H0m : 240,- Euro
Unpainted kit H0m : 150,- Euro

This set consists of two types of passenger cars and a pack wagon. In the original green colour, they were pulled by steam coaches. The wagons were given the yellow colour when diesel and electric motor coaches were introduced.

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New 4th quarter 2023

PCC 7000 MIVB/STIB - Finished – H0
Finished - Motorised – H0/H0m : 355,- Euro

In 1951, the 7001 was delivered to Uccle as the first PCC car for Brussels. The trams were delivered as one-way trams with a simple auxiliary steering post at the rear. In the 1960s, the PCC cars were converted for one-man operation. In the 1990s, trams were given a new yellow/blue livery. The interior of those still running at the time was also updated.The last rides of four-axle PCC cars in scheduled service took place on 12 February 2010.

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