
Diesel Locomotive BR V100 E-Génie SAS
Road no.: 99 87 9 182 632-9
Modell des Jahres | Leserwahl 2016
Das BRAWA Modell der Diesellok BR 100 wurde in der Leserwahl 2016 des "eisenbahn magazin" zum Modell des Jahres gekürt.
Model details
- Etched cooler grille and fan grille
- Free-standing handrails
- Spring buffers
- Clear view through the driver's cabin
- Realistic reproduction of the tubular frame bogies incl. axle drive
- Reproduction of brake rods
- All specific details of the different series taken into consideration
- Completely recreated driver's cab
- Zinc die-cast chassis and gear housing
- Lights fitted with maintenance-free LEDs
Digital EXTRA: complete with the following features that can be digitally controlled:
- Sound
- Automatic decoupling
- Driver's cabin lighting
- Driven fans
- Shunting light and red light can be individually controlled
It is possible to retrospectively convert the V 100 from analogue to digital via a 21-pin NEM interface (only sound functions). Please note that it is not possible to retrospectively convert the digital remotecontrol coupling, the driven fan or the additional light functions.
Overview of technical functions
Driving function | ||||
Light change | ||||
Tail lights separately switchable | ||||
Driver cabin lighting | ||||
Shunting lights | ||||
Light setting programmable for analogue operation | ||||
Digital interface | 21-pole interface | 21-pole interface | PluX22 | PluX22 |
Decoder | ||||
Sound | ||||
Functional fan | ||||
Digital coupling (NEM-standard close coupling) | ||||
Locomotive card | ||||
Additional information |
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1) Function only available in digital mode
2) Programmable for analogue operation




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Info about the original
After the last BR 212 locomotives were decommissioned at DB AG, most of them wound up in the Stendal repair works. When the works were privatised, the locomotives were also transferred to ALSTOM Lokomotiven Service GmbH. ALSTOM has continued to modernise the BR 212 units in recent years and has sold them mostly to small rail companies. Purchasers include the French company E-Génie SAS which acquired a total of three of former BR 212 units at the end of 2009 and put them into operation in France.
Technical data of the original
Year of construction: 1962
Lenght: 12,3 m
Velocity: 100 km/h
Service weight: 63 t
kW: 993
