Artitec 387.636 Atlas 1302 DKZW road-rail excavator in yellow – 1:87 HO scale

Atlas 1302 DKZW Two-Way Excavator (387.636)

$89.95
Sale price  $89.95 Regular price 
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Artitec 387.636 Atlas 1302 DKZW road-rail excavator in yellow – 1:87 HO scale

Atlas 1302 DKZW Two-Way Excavator (387.636)

$89.95
Sale price  $89.95 Regular price 
Model Details
Manufacturer Artitec
Article Number 387.636
Product Release Year 2025
Scale 1:87 HO Scale
Build Type Ready-Made
Vehicle Details
Country Germany
Civilian Segment Construction Equipment
Vehicle Make Atlas
Vehicle Type Road-Rail Excavator
Vehicle Family 1302
Paint Scheme Yellow
Collector model. Not a toy. Recommended for ages 18+
Model Overview

A Ready-Made 1:87 / HO scale Artitec Atlas 1302 DKZW two-way excavator finished in weathered yellow. This detailed road-rail machine combines a wheeled excavator chassis with retractable rail-guidance wheels, allowing it to represent both conventional construction work and railroad maintenance operations. Its articulated hydraulic boom, digging bucket, enclosed operator’s cab, and rotating upper structure make it well suited to track-maintenance sites, construction areas, industrial facilities, and railroad yards.

The yellow finish has a realistic field-used appearance, with dust, grime, chipped paint, hydraulic staining, and gray wear visible across the boom, body, chassis, and digging bucket. The model includes a white cab roof, glazed cab with interior controls and seating, prominent hydraulic cylinders and hoses, four rubber tires, front and rear rail-guidance assemblies, work lights, mirrors, access steps, warning decals, Atlas markings, and a heavily weathered bucket with individually defined teeth. Artitec identifies item 387.636 as a Ready-Made H0 / 1:87 model handcrafted from resin and etched-metal components and individually hand-painted.

  • Ready-Made 1:87 HO scale Artitec model
  • Atlas 1302 DKZW wheeled excavator configured for both road and railway operation
  • Retractable front and rear rail-guidance wheel assemblies
  • Four-wheel rubber-tired chassis with detailed axles, suspension components, and undercarriage
  • Rotating excavator upper structure with an enclosed, fully glazed operator’s cab
  • Articulated hydraulic boom with finely reproduced cylinders, hoses, pivots, and operating lines
  • Detailed digging bucket with individually defined teeth and a realistically worn interior
  • Fine exterior details including work lights, mirrors, access steps, exhaust components, warning decals, Atlas markings, and rear lights
  • Yellow industrial finish with a contrasting white cab roof and black chassis
  • Realistic dust, grime, chipped paint, hydraulic staining, and gray wear across the body, boom, chassis, and bucket
  • Hand-painted, collector-quality Artitec model made from resin with etched-metal detail parts
  • Suitable for model railroaders, construction-equipment collectors, HO-scale layouts, railroad-maintenance scenes, industrial displays, and dioramas
Vehicle History

Atlas traces its construction-equipment history to Hinrich Weyhausen’s company, founded in Germany in 1919. The company produced its first fully hydraulic excavator in the early 1950s and became particularly well known for mobile wheeled excavators, which combined excavating capability with greater mobility than conventional tracked machines.

The Atlas 1302 was a rubber-tired hydraulic excavator built around a rotating upper structure, enclosed operator’s cab, articulated boom, and digging bucket. The wheeled undercarriage allowed the machine to move between nearby work areas without requiring a separate transporter, while hydraulic controls operated the boom, stick, bucket, and rotating body.

The DKZW configuration adapted the machine for road-rail operation by adding retractable railway guidance wheels at the front and rear. Road-rail vehicles can operate on ordinary ground and then enter railway track using a rail-guidance system. Wheeled excavators are among the most common examples and are used for railway maintenance and renewal work such as drainage, earthmoving, loading, clearing, and work around track infrastructure.

About Artitec Ready-Made Models

Artitec's Ready-Made models are handcrafted from high-quality resin and produced in limited runs. Each model is expertly preassembled, hand-painted, and often subtly weathered to recreate the appearance of a real vehicle in use. Because every model is finished by hand, small variations may occur, making each piece unique.

Artitec uses vacuum-cast resin to reproduce exceptionally fine, true-to-scale details that can be difficult to achieve with conventional manufacturing methods. Etched-brass parts are added where appropriate to capture delicate components and further enhance realism.

Each model is assembled, painted, and weathered by skilled specialists—a process requiring considerable time, precision, and experience. Artitec Ready-Made models are ideal for collectors seeking exceptional detail and realism without the time and effort required to build and finish a model kit.