Unboxing H0-Zweiwege-Unimog Märklin 39940 Railstar 2000 von Zweiweg auf Basis Mercedes-Benz U 1600

In this unpacking video I show you an interesting H0 model in 1 in 87 scale. Its role model is the two-way road-rail Unimog Railstar 2000 from Zweiweg International in combination with a type Ks low-side protection vehicle. The tractor unit for road and rail use was based on a Mercedes-Benz Unimog U 1600 and, thanks to a surrounding frame, could carry up to 1200 tons towing capacity. The two-way Unimog from Märklin (item 39940, RRP 399 euros) was created in close cooperation with Viessmann Modelltechnik GmbH. In DB Epoch 6, it was staged according to the operating conditions of 2017 - as a vehicle set for the DB Bahnbau Gruppe GmbH. The model's multi-protocol digital decoder has no fewer than 20 light and sound functions, all of which I present in detail in the video. There are also various test drives - including on S-curves with a radius of 360 millimeters. The video contains the following section/chapter headings, which can also be seen by mouse touching the timeline when viewed on PC: 00:00 Information on the prototype of the two-way Unimog 00:46 Cooperation with Viessmann 01:09 Look at the user manual 01:48 Unimog - unpacking and length 02:08 Protection car - unpacking and length 02:30 Weight of the H0 vehicles 02:50 Unimog without drive, wheels close-up 03:30 Drive according to the ghost car principle 03:56 A look inside the protective car 04:27 Decoder and loudspeaker under tarpaulin 05:20 Electrical connection between Unimog and protection vehicle 05:40 light functions of the Unimog 06:31 Individual sounds and detailed views 07:25 Workers talks and detailed views 09:07 Driving noise 09:47 Test drive on R1 at the slowest speed 10:21 Drive through R1 S-curve with 360mm radius 11:11 R1-S curve with sound 12:01 Acceleration to max speed and brake squeal 13.20 shuttle rides on a photo motif (with sound) 16:06 Farewell and subscription link The video also has subtitles in German and English. There is more about the H0 model on the Internet at: https://www.maerklin.de/de/produkte/d...