The carriage, almost 60 cm long and built to a 1:35 scale, is ideal as both a collector's model and a striking display piece for a COBI railway collection.
The model features a faithfully reproduced interior and carefully designed construction details that enhance the authentic appearance of the historic carriage.
The set includes 2 figures representing the key figures involved in the signing: General Wilhelm Keitel and General Charles Huntziger.
The legendary dining car originally belonged to the famous Orient Express. It first entered history in 1918, when the Compiègne Armistice ending the First World War was signed there. Twenty-two years later, the situation was reversed, and following France's defeat in 1940, its surrender was signed there.
This almost 60 cm long COBI model is designed in 1:35 scale and fits perfectly with other models from the COBI railway collection. The set includes a carefully crafted interior, accurate markings and figures representing the representatives of the parties that signed the armistice: General Wilhelm Keitel and General Charles Huntziger.
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