DSB Class IVO from Dekas - Unboxing and Weathering

Only four designated cheese transport cars were ever in service with the Danish State Railways (DSB). The cars were based on the IV series of closed freight cars and so the class was known as IVO - ‘O’ for “Ost” = cheese. From the outside the cars were almost indistinguishable from the rest of the class and only a hint of fittings on the sides of the cars gave away the shelfs mounted on the inside. The class IVO were ventilated but not refrigerated counting on the cheese not going bad on the relatively short distances in Denmark. The cars transported both table cheese ready for consumption and raw cheese for the food industry. The cars were in use until the early 1960s. The model is from Danish manufacturer Dekas and follows the technical specifications of the previous models of IVG and IGK cars. The giveaway fittings are added as etched details. Another interesting detail is that the car is equipped with Swedish transport doc holders, so it can be used for traffic to Denmark’s Nordic neighbour. Please visit my blog www.sundborg.wordpress,.com.
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• Tamiya 87131 Panel Line Accent Color (Black)
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• Tamiya 87189 Panel Line Accent Color (Light Grey)
• Vallejo 70.941 Burnt Umber
• Vallejo 71.133 Dirt
• Vallejo 71.161 Airbrush Thinner
• Vallejo 73.002 Grease & Oil
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[@horstscholz9689]

Moin deine Bearbeitungen sind immer faszinierend! Weiter so 💯

[@SundborgModelRailway]

Moin und vielen Dank! Schön, dass es dir gefallen hat :-D

[@emmes699]

Hello there,
Thank you for sharing your video.
So now i have learned this car is for cheese transport, and most of the other white danish cars are for meat transport.
Is there a also a car from DEKAS for Milk transport, or which DSB Car can i use for Milk transport.
Have a nice Easter weekend
Meickel

[@SundborgModelRailway]

That is a great question. Yes, there were white DSB cars specialised for milk transport. They were easily recognisable with the word "MÆLKEVOGN" (milk car) written in larger blue letters on the side. There were only 25 class IVM in DSB´s inventory and the were manly used to transport raw milk from the country side to dairies in Copenhagen. They were phased out in the early 1950s and converted into normal white cars. Unfortunately, no exact models exists of these cars, but you can find pictures of the prototypes here: www.jernbanen.dk/dsb_gvognfotos.php?Aar=1941&litra=IVM&typenr=

[@emmes699]

@@SundborgModelRailway Thank you for this information and for the link above.
Meickel