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Train: DB BR143 S-Bahn 70's 4-car

When the class 420 EMU was presented in the 1970's and introduced on the new S-Bahn lines across Germany, people in the state of North Rhine Westphalia (NRW), passengers were not very happy. The ET420 was designed to run on S-Bahn lines that looked much like a metro network, while the lines in NRW were more akin to regional trains.

So, the x-class coaches ("x-Wagen") were developed to run there, initially hauled by class 141 and 111 engines. When Germany reunited, DB took over a whole lot of brand new electric engines from the former GDR, - the class 143. It soon became the main power source on NRW's S-Bahns.

This pack contains a four-car train in the original orange livery of the 1970's S-Bahn, consisting of one engine, two second class coaches (Bx), a first and second class coach (ABx) and a cab car (Bxf). However, the trains back then would have been moved by one of the other engines mentioned above.

Data (whole train):
Vmax: 120 km/h
capacity: 470 pax
tris: 5017 (LOD: 612)






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