Diesel locomotive class 108 of the Deutsche Reichsbahn.

Update!

■ With revised drive
■ Delicately designed model with many extra applied plug-in parts
■ Freestanding, filigree handles
■ In digital mode with switchable maneuvering lights (3x white on both sides) and individually switchable headlights or taillights
■ With Henning sound

The Deutsche Reichsbahn designated four-axle mainline diesel locomotives for medium service as the class V 100 (from 1970: class 110). Compared to the original class 110, class 108 had a flow reverse gear and an optimised motor with reduced power. Following the new purpose as a shunting locomotive, the boiler could also be omitted; instead, cooler groups and a preheater were installed.