Early H0 Swiss rolling stock question

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Advice please on some suitable makes of H0 Swiss short coaches (4-wheel and/or 6-wheel) and wagons for ERA 2 (?) i.e. after WW1 

[Mike at C&M]

Nothing obvious in the current range, but Liliput have done such coaches in the past.

 

Might be worth looking through Conti-kits lists to see if they have any.

[Nick_Burman]

Advice please on some suitable makes of H0 Swiss short coaches (4-wheel and/or 6-wheel) and wagons for ERA 2 (?) i.e. after WW1 

 

Tough, short of trying to find brass models...however Brawa has models of the "American Style" 4-axle open balcony coaches, these were also used on local lines.

 

Cheers NB

[Sir Madog]

Tough, short of trying to find brass models...however Brawa has models of the "American Style" 4-axle open balcony coaches, these were also used on local lines.

 

Cheers NB

 Here is a link to Brawa´s web page

 

https://www.brawa.de/en/products/h0/wagons/passenger-coaches/45059-passenger-coach-bc4-sbb/

[chb1988]

Liliput has produced 2- and 3-axle coaches both with open and closed platforms. They're to release two new sets, although the lettering makes them era III (safe for the luggage van):

 

http://arwico.ch/123/detail/167328/SBB-Oldtimer-2---3-achsig-4-teilig-C2,-C3,-B2,-F3.aspx

 

Models with the old emblem can still be found in some places.

 

As stated above, Brawa offers rather nice 4-axle and 2-axle coaches, but they would have been rather thin on the ground after WWI. If you suddenly found that you're a dentist or belong to the leisure class in general, there are numerous models in brass to suit that era...