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2025-05-09 09:47:25

News 2025.04 - Flexity 2 Brussels

Trams Nouvelle Génération!

In April 2023, the ‘Trams Nouvelle Génération’, or TNG, will be on the streets of Brussels, transporting citizens and lobbyists alike to work or pleasure. As the heir to the legendary T3/T4 trams, the TNG was designed as a stylistic evolution of the earlier Brussels vehicles.

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Inspired by Art Deco, the new generation of trams aims to raise the aesthetic standard for public transport while unifying the identity of the STIB fleet. The design of the TNGs was entrusted to Axel Enthoven (Yellow Window), who we think has done an exceptionally good job!

The TNG model is produced in Austria by HALLING Modelle. Each model is painstakingly and meticulously printed by hand in countless individual layers, assembled with great care and attention to detail and is therefore in no way inferior to the great role model in terms of presence and design. On the occasion of its second anniversary, we would like to celebrate this fact with you:

-15% on all Brussels models*!

*)The promotion is valid from 30.04.2025 up to and including 07.05.2025. Available in household quantities and while stocks last!

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