Hahnenkamm Cable Railway
- 8 gondolas
- 1 lattice mast (height 213 mm)
- 1 concrete mast (height 193.5 mm)
- 2 running-in masts (height 106 mm)
- Drive unit with complete mountain and valley station
- Cable 10 m long no. 6292
- Powerful, low gear ratio, low-noise motor with integrated gearbox
- Modern gondolas which are used worldwide
- Construction kit
- Simple assembly Printing of the gondolas:
- 6 Matthias Mayer, Austria
- 72 Armin Bittner, Germany
- 21 Roland Columbin, Switzerland
- 94 Daron Rahlves, USA
- 76 Dedier Defago, Switzerland
- 24 Peter Fill, Italy
- 48 Luc Alphand, France
- 17 Hannes Reichelt, Austria
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Info about the original
The 1,712 metre high Hahnenkamm towers above the well-known Austrian winter sports resort of Kitzbühel. Several cable railways lead to the skiing resort, the venue for the annual Hahnenkamm race. The valley station of the Hahnenkamm railway is right in the centre of Kitzbühel, from where the 1658 metre high mountain station can be reached within 15 minutes. The cable car was built in 1929 as a monocable car. It overcomes a height difference of 872 metres over a distance of 2,356 metres. The gondolas accommodate 6 persons and offer a beautiful panoramic view of the Alps. Some of the gondolas bear the name of victorious downhill skiers of the international Hahnenkamm race on the strip. The strip is regarded as one of the most difficult and most dangerous racing courses in the world and has been the venue of the Hahnenkamm race since 1931. The BRAWA model also bears the true-to-original lettering. The H0 gauge Hahnenkamm cable car is a highlight of every model railway. It opens up the mountain world and invites you to go hiking or skiing.
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