Class 111 Locomotive

==Description==
The DB Class 111 is a four-axle electric locomotive manufactured for Deutsche Bahn AG from 1974 to 1984 by five different manufacturers: Krauss-Maffei, Henschel & Son, Krupp AG, Siemens AG and Brown Boveri & Cie. These were designed as a successor to the E 10 Einheits-Elektrolokomotiven (lit. "standardized electric locomotive"); these were mainly designed for fast passenger service as demand for that sort of locomotive was high. Some locomotives were also used on the Rhine-Ruhr S-Bahn. 226 locomotives were produced in total.
The Class 111 Locomotive can be found lettered for the Burlington Northern Railroad numbered 8001 and for the Deutsche Bundesbahn; the former livery is not prototypical as the Class 111 had no American-based operators. The number 8001 was however used on an actual locomotive in the Burlington Northern's roster, with an EMD SD40-2 carrying the number. The model features two pantographs which can be raised and lowered. The DB Class 111 is a Canadian exclusive.
==Versions==
The Class 111 Locomotive has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Col #	Year	Series 	Color	Accent Colors	Railroad / Company Represented	Base Color / Type	Train #	Toy #	Country 	Notes / Variations 	Photo
 	1983	Hot Wheels Railroad 	Green	Black 	Burlington Northern Railroad 	Black / Metal 	8001 	7116 	Hong Kong	Named Burlington Northern Class 111	
 	1983	Hot Wheels Railroad Timberland Express Gift Pack	Green	Black 	Burlington Northern Railroad 	Black / Metal 	8001 	7115 	Hong Kong	Identical to 7116 	
 	1983	Hot Wheels Railroad 	Beige	Black 	Deutsche Bundesbahn 	Black / Metal 	Unknown	7116 	Hong Kong	Canadian release, very hard to find	
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Category:Locomotives