HN4362 DB, 2-unit set of 1st and 2nd class coaches, blue/beige livery, including 1 x Am203 coach and 1 x Bm233 coach, period IV

As a train running between East and West Germany, the "Ostsee-Express" was one of the travel connections that became known as “Interzonenzüge”. Between 1972 and 1983 it connected Munich and Copenhagen via Berlin (before and after only Copenhagen and Berlin). 

The new Arnold set supplements the base set HN4315 and contains a type Am²⁰³ coach, 1^st class, and a Bm²³³, 2^nd class. The coaches are prototypically painted in the ocean blue-beige color scheme of the time and are equipped with destination plates and carriage numbers of the "Ostsee-Express". 

We recommend HN4363 as another supplementary car for the train.