Modèles H0 Italeri
Petits modèles, grand effet : les maquettes H0 Italeri sont idéales pour tes réseaux ferroviaires ou dioramas compacts. Des détails précis au format miniature.
Maquettes ferroviaires
1:87 Locomotive BR41
510008701€19.99
Locomotive BR41 brings classic German steam power into HO scale with a 1:87 model kit that builds to 27.5 cm and pairs the locomotive with its tender. The finished form captures the long boiler, red running gear, spoked wheels and coal tender profile associated with the BR41, a class developed from 1936 for fast goods trains and later used on passenger services at speeds up to 90 km/h. The assembly kit is structured around distinct construction stages for the chassis, wheel positioning, boiler, cab and tender, giving each section its own place in the build. The instructions show multiple wheel sizes, side rods, upper body fittings, cab window inserts and a molded coal load for the tender, so the model develops through clearly defined mechanical subassemblies rather than a single shell. Decals allow finishing as 41 292, 41 220 or 41 270, adding a specific locomotive identity once painting and final detailing are complete. On a shelf, in a display case or alongside other HO rolling stock, the BR41 stands out through its steam-era proportions and linked wheel arrangement. The 600-minute assembly time suits builders who want a longer project with visible progress across the locomotive body and tender. Paints are required separately.
Maquettes ferroviaires
1:87 Locomotive BR50
510008702€19.99
Locomotive BR50 brings the character of a widely used German steam freight locomotive into H0/1:87 scale, combining a 26.6 cm finished length with the compact presence that suits model railway scenes and shelf display alike. The assembly kit pairs the locomotive with its tender, capturing the long boiler, enclosed cab, coal load and red running gear that define the BR50 silhouette. The subject draws on a locomotive class developed from 1937 for goods hauling on branch lines, with a low 16 t axle load that supported broad route use and running characteristics that allowed 80 km/h in both directions. Italeri translates that full-size engineering into a build centered on visible steam-era mechanics: spoked driving wheels, side rods, front truck components, boiler fittings, cab sections and tender details all come together through a staged construction process. The included decal sheet adds DB emblems, locomotive numbers, technical inscriptions and small warning symbols for a more specific finish once painting and final detailing are complete. With a recommended age marking of 14 years and over, the kit suits focused bench sessions where the chassis, body shell and tender can be assembled in sequence and finished with paintwork that highlights the contrast between the black upper structure and the red underframe. Paints, cement and tools are required separately.