Novelty 2024: Starting in the mid-1950s, two passenger train car series were created by the German Federal Railroad by converting Länderbahn compartment cars, which are referred to as conversion cars. Unlike the prototype, existing parts were not used for the PIKO models of the three-axle conversion cars. The coaches are completely new designs. The scale vehicles reproduce the original down to the smallest detail. Individually attached grab rails are just as much a part of the contemporary design as flush-fitting, crystal-clear windows and detailed interior fittings. The loving design continues on the carriage floor. Among other things, it impresses with free-standing lines and a filigree brake linkage. Like the prototype, the N conversion wagons also appear on the market as short-coupled pairs and have a prototypical distance between the wagons. Together with the PIKO locomotive model of the E 32 series (item no. 40820), prototypical train formations can be created that will be an absolute eye-catcher on any layout.

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