Description
Model details
- Finer board joints
- Three-point support
- Multi-part Kkg brake system
- True to original frame construction
- Individually mounted signal holder
- Brake blocks in wheel plane
- Perforated car body supports
- Precise paintwork and painting
- Individually mounted axle box cover
Persil is a registered trademark.
Info about the original
At the beginning of the 20th century, chemists of the Henkel group developed a new automatic washing powder which came onto the market under the name "Persil" 1922, the Berlin artist Kurt Heiligenstaedt created the famous "white lady", who from then on dominated the Persil advertising. To transport raw materials between the factories and Düsseldorf, tank cars but also covered freight cars were used. Therefore to increase familiarity, some G-cars of the federation construction type were also painted green and advertised clean washing with the logo of "Persil".
