Introduction

In the early passengers cars were made of wood. In Norway steel based passenger cars were introduced after WW2. The wooden based cars were in use well into the late 1970's. Some have been preserved and are in used by NJK or some of the museum lines. In the 1990's a museum train was running on the Rauma line in the summer.

In 2023 the Norsk Jernbaneklubb (NJK) published a book that describes the trevogner (wooden passenger cars) in detail.

Roco has made a few versions of the classic Norwegian passenger car. This has been the basis for small series by Bergen Modelljernbane, NMJ, Collector Modell and others. The standard Roco model has a very plastic look. The small series by the other players typically have been changed to a very teak/wood look.

As these cars have been used on the Rauma line I have a few cars in my collection and this page describes these cars.

Models

Number: Co2b 225
Manufacturer: NMJ (based on Roco)
Catalogus no: -
Era: 1937-1956
Description: NMJ model as it was used until 1956, as it has 3rd class description.
Number: Xc 18107
Manufacturer: Collector Modell
Catalogus no: CM-M2001X
Era: 2001
Description: Special model made by Collector Modell. The real model was used as an internal car and then restored by the NJK.
Number: Co3c 742
Manufacturer: Bergen Modelljernbane (based on Roco)
Catalogus no: -
Era: 1936-1956
Description: BMJ model as it was used until 1956, as it has 3rd class description.
Number: Co2b 18144
Manufacturer: NMJ (based on Roco)
Catalogus no: -
Era: 1937-1956
Description: NMJ model as it was used until 1956, as it has 3rd class description.
Number: ABo 210
Manufacturer: Bergen Modelljernbanse (based on Roco)
Catalogus no: -
Era: 1921-1956
Description: Special model from Bergen Modelljernbane. This is a model of a sleeping car (sovevogn).
Number: BFo2c 213
Manufacturer: NMJ
Catalogus no: NMJT156.201
Era: 1956-1970
Description: NMJ introduced new cars in 2024. This particular one is a BF that was built in 1930 and has been preserved. The 213 was in service as BF32 type 2 as late as 1985.
Number: Bo3c 747
Manufacturer: NMJ
Catalogus no: NMJT153.301
Era: 1956-1970
Description: NMJ introduced new cars in 2024. This particular one is a Bo3c that was built in 1942. It was in service until 1978, as a B22.
Number: Bo3c 562
Manufacturer: NMJ
Catalogus no: NMJT155.302
Era: 1956-1970
Description: NMJ introduced new cars in 2024. This particular one is a Bo3c that was built in 1914 and has been preserved. The 562 was in service as B22 until 1983.
Last update: 2024-11-09