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During WW II, Deutsche Reichsbahn used just about any type of "covered freight car" to move men and material they could get hold of in the occupied countries, in addition to own stock. Typical box cars would be either this one: <img src="https://az95169.vo.msecnd.net/images/piko/54007.jpg" alt=" " /> or this one <img src="https://az95169.vo.msecnd.net/images/piko/54704.jpg" alt=" " /> or this one: <img src="https://az95169.vo.msecnd.net/images/piko/54706.jpg" alt=" " /> Note that the lettering does not show the period emblem. They are not available as kits. They are made by Piko and available through reynaulds.com in the US.
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