Everything with the word "German" in the title sells well, is the old rule in the modelling industry. What is German in this rail car, please?

This wagon is of P type low edge before criticizing it as easy as it would have a first one that documented what a good modeller.

Can you explain an ignorant what means "Type P" in the Deutsche Reichsbahn classification, please? Restricted to the freight cars only, of course, the rest rolling stock and the locomotives not in count. TIA!

The P series foe manufactured by the German company MAG from 1891 until the early twentieth century its features are Track width 750 mm. High ceilings on the rail 640 mm. Filming wagon 2 axles Wheel diameter 600 mm. Wheelbase 2,000 mm. Tara 2,000 Kg. Maximum load 6,000 kg. Total length over buffers 4,910 mm. Chassis length 4000 mm. Case Length 4,000 mm. Case Width 1,800 mm. Maximum car height 950 mm. used pr all for all German companies, to the creation Deutsche Reichsbahn, also known as Railways German Reich or Railways German Empire was the name of the National Railway Company of Germany created from the railway companies if you need more information I will be happy to give it ide, a cordial greeting.of the states individual empire, following the first World War. From 1920-1949.if you need more information I will be happy to give it ide, a cordial greeting.

Yes, please, I'll be extremely glad to see a picture of ANY narrow gauge rolling stock piece with PAIR of buffers. Any country, any track width below 1435 mm. TIA!

0Hello, yes give me an email and I send you the pictures that I have, keep in mind that there are few pictures as I file railway photos that had the most was destroyed by Allied bombing. but will gladly send them a greeting