The Netherlands has many special features. And that also applies to the railways in our neighboring country. At an early stage, they put a lot of emphasis on their own vehicle creations, which often made unusual designs not only speak of themselves in their home country. When the Dutch National Railways NS wanted to modernize their intercity traffic in the 1970s, they developed, together with the German wagon factory Talbot, a completely unusual train set with panorama driver's cabs over the wagon transitions. This gave the ICM, as the NS called its new fittings, a really massive appearance. And since one could reach the next unit at the ends of the head, the modern but original vehicles were called Koploper. The Koploper built in 144 soon marked modern intercity traffic in the Netherlands. When Amsterdam Airport Schiphol was connected to the rail network in 1986, the NS painted two coplopers in the colors of the two national airlines. ICM-4011 got the outfit of the Royal Dutch airline KLM. Because of the bullish head shape this train reminded the famous jumbo jets. ICM 4012 then drove through the country in the white-red Martinair design and also aroused great attention - as a sleek jetliner on tracks.Model: Three-part electric train set as Intercity train set series ICM-1 coupler of the Netherlands railways (NS). Design in the design Martinair Holland. 1 motor wagon as end wagon MBK 2. Class, 1 Middle coaches STARTING FROM 1./2. Class, 1 control wagon as end wagon SBK 2. Class. Train set operating number 4012. Operating condition June 1986.With digital decoder and a wide range of sound features. 3-piece design Chassis with motorized end coach made of die casting. Regulated high-power drive with flywheel mass. 2 axles powered in a bogie. Traction tyres. Driver's cabs in both end wagons with interior fittings. Power supply depending on the direction of travel over the respective front drive heads. Special close couplings with guide mechanism. Interior lighting installed as standard. Three-light spike signal changes depending upon the direction of travel and 2 red tail lights as well as interior lighting conventional in operation, can be switched digitally. Head end signal can be switched off separately digitally at the end wagon side 2 and 1. Spike signal with prototypical light yellow and red light emitting diodes (LED). Interior lighting with warm white LED. Detailed design of chassis and structure. Display of the Scharfenberg coupler with cover on the end wagon. An additional rigid coupler connection is included for double traction. In series design of end wagon with closed transition doors Representation of the swing doors with bellows pushed to the side at an end wagon with the enclosed insertion unit is possible. Overall length of train 86.6 cm. You will find this model in AC version in the Maerklin H0 assortment under article number 39426.This text is machine translated.