Already in the 1920s, the Austrian Federal Railways (BBOe) decided to electrify the most important routes as quickly as possible. Specially designed for the ramps in the mountains, the seven mountain-express train locomotives in series 1100 (in the case of OeBB: Series 1089) were delivered to the BBOe in 1923/24. The 20,350 mm long machines consisted of two short-coupled traction units, on which a short machine bridge with transformer, slide switch gear and two driver's cabs were stored in a hinged bearing. Due to their long, low and narrow front end hoods on the powerracks, the name “crocodile” quickly became the name, with these machines looking the “most crocodified” of all “crocodiles”. As they proved to be the best in 1926/27, nine replicas were delivered as in 1100.101-10...
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Model: Electric locomotive RC 6 of the Swedish State Railways (SJ). Design in black basic color with scissors pantographs. Operating condition 2010. Model: With digital decoder and extensive sound functions. Regulated high-power drive. Four powered axles....
Model: Electric locomotive Rc 5 from the Swedish State Railways (SJ). Design in orange color scheme with scissors pantograph. Operating condition after 1990.This text is machine translated.
Modelled after Re 4/4 electric locomotive (later Re 4/4 I) of the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) from the first series. Fir-green basic color. Original design with front-sided transition doors and counter plates. Locomotive operating number 10011. Operating...