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Sunday, November 6, 2022

B is for Berline - Historex No. 30306 Plus Various Other Pre-configured Sets

A Berlin is a type of fully-sprung 'luxury' carriage, usually enclosed (Preiser do a number of both closed and open configurations, in HO-gauge compatible 1:87th scale), originally a German design, add an 'e' and you have a French one!

1:32; 54mm; Berlin Carriage; Berlin Coach; Berline Carriage; Berline Coach; Carriage; Coach; Contribution; Ephemera; Figure Conversion; Figure Kits; Figure Modelling; French; French Model Figures; French Toy Soldiers; Historex; Historex No. 30306; Historex No. 35/1; Historex No. 35/2; Historex No. 35/3; Historex No. 35/4; Historex No. 35/5; Historex No. 821; Historex No. 822; Historex No. 823; Historex No. 824; Historex No. 825; Historex No. 826; Historex No. 827; Historex No. B8; Historex No. B9; Instruction Sheets; Kit; Make - French; Model Kits; Model Soldiers; Modelling; Napoleonic; Napoleonic Toy Soldiers; Napoleonic Wagon; Napoleonics; Nostalgia; Plymr - Styrene; Postillion; Seated Driver; Small Scale World; smallscaleworld.blogspot.com; Toy Soldiers; Wagon;

1:32; 54mm; Berlin Carriage; Berlin Coach; Berline Carriage; Berline Coach; Carriage; Coach; Contribution; Ephemera; Figure Conversion; Figure Kits; Figure Modelling; French; French Model Figures; French Toy Soldiers; Historex; Historex No. 30306; Historex No. 35/1; Historex No. 35/2; Historex No. 35/3; Historex No. 35/4; Historex No. 35/5; Historex No. 821; Historex No. 822; Historex No. 823; Historex No. 824; Historex No. 825; Historex No. 826; Historex No. 827; Historex No. B8; Historex No. B9; Instruction Sheets; Kit; Make - French; Model Kits; Model Soldiers; Modelling; Napoleonic; Napoleonic Toy Soldiers; Napoleonic Wagon; Napoleonics; Nostalgia; Plymr - Styrene; Postillion; Seated Driver; Small Scale World; smallscaleworld.blogspot.com; Toy Soldiers; Wagon;
I couldn't be arsed to add all the catalogue numbers to the title track, so they are in the above images, I think the 30306 is a later code? I don't know what l'Emperor's original code was?

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