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It was in the early thirties, after the Paris and suburban trams had been removed from service, that the first buses of the „TN“ series were built. The progress that had been made by the automobile industry, especially in the field of tyres, made it possible to design buses which could seat fifty people or more. The buses of the „TN“ series were equipped with 4-cylinder engines of 58 HP (TN.4) and 6-cylinder engines of 94 HP (TN.6 family). The TN.4A was used on short and medium runs in flat areas, whilst the more powerful TN.6 was used on the long suburban runs and on the very hilly lines such as Montmartre, Ménilmontant and Belleville. The TN.6A and the TN.6C were identical in appearance, the only discernable difference being in the wheels, which had rims with solid centres on the TN.6A, whilst the TN.6C had removable rims, called „artillery rims“. The enormous flexibility of use of the TN.6C was legendary among drivers. During the war, these buses were equipped with a coal-burning gas generating system, either Imber or Gohin--Panhard. After the war, the main modification made on the TN.6s was the enclosing of the driver‘s cab, so as to allow him a minimum of comfort during the winter months. Replacement of the „TN“ buses was begun in 1960, and the lastone was withdrawn in 1969, thirty eight years after the first one was put into service.
Porsche 935 (K3) '79 LM Winner from the manufacturer NUNU-BEEMAX to scale 1/24 reference PN24006 . .
Peugeot 403 from the manufacturer Heller to scale 1/43 reference 80161 It was in April 1955, at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris, that the new Peugeot, the 403, was shown officially for the first time. This was an entirely new model - it was the first time that Peugeot had produced a curved...
SENTINEL crane from the manufacturer Hauler to scale 1/87 reference HLR87041 . .
VW POLO R WRC Monte Carlo 2015 from the manufacturer BELKITS to scale 1/24 reference BEL010 . .
OPEL MANTA 400 GR.B 24 uren vanIeper1984 Jimmy McRae from the manufacturer BELKITS to scale 1/24 reference BEL009 . .
Model Set F&F Dominixs 1970 Dodge Charger from the manufacturer Revell to scale 1/25 reference 67693 . .
OPEL MANTA 400 GR.B Tour de corse 1984 Frequelin -"Tilber" from the manufacturer BELKITS to scale 1/24 reference BEL008 . .
Svoboda DK 10 tractor from the manufacturer Hauler to scale 1/87 reference HLR87168 . .
VW POLO R WRC Monte Carlo 2016 from the manufacturer BELKITS to scale 1/24 reference BEL011 . .
Battle of the Marne(1914),Taxi car wit French Infantry from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference 35660 . .
Model Set Land Rover Series III from the manufacturer Revell to scale 1/24 reference 67047 . .
Jaguar XJ-S from the manufacturer Heller to scale 1/43 reference 80183 . .
Mitsubishi Starion Gr.A 85 INTER TEC from the manufacturer NUNU-BEEMAX to scale 1/24 reference PN24031 . .
Range Rover from the manufacturer Heller to scale 1/43 reference 80181 . .
Mitsubishi Starion Gr.A '87 JTC Ver. from the manufacturer NUNU-BEEMAX to scale 1/24 reference B24023 . .