Roco DB Express Coach Set 2 "'Eurocity 24 Erasmus'"

Prototype: The set contains a 2nd class compartment coach, type Bm 235, a wheelchair accessible 2nd class open seating coach, type Bpmz 291.5 and a 2nd class open seating coach, type Bpmz 291.3.

Model: Compartment coach with IC courier service sign. Execution as multi-voltage coaches. Used on the connection Innsbruck – Amsterdam. Models with extra applied handles. Finely detailed bogies. Ideal supplement to the NS class 1600.

History: For the 1987 summer timetable, new quality standards were set for the cross-border InterCity trains with regard to wagon material, speed and service. Trains that met these criteria were given the designation "EuroCity".
The EC 24 "Erasmus" connected the Tyrolean capital Innsbruck via Munich with Frankfurt on the Main, then along the Rhine via Emmerich with the Dutch capital Amsterdam.

Coaches of this set belonged to the standard equipment of the train and were used on the entire route. A special highlight is a dining coach from the former TEE "Rheingold" of 1983, which the DB hired especially for the introduction of the EuroCity in 1987: Only the orange Rheingold stripe was removed from two dining coaches, while the "Restaurant" lettering remained orange, making them eye-catching "splashes of colour" for more than four years, particularly on EC trains to the Netherlands.