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LOCOMOTIVE ELETTRICHE Germania – DB / DR LOCOMOTIVE ELETTRICHE Germania – DB / DR http://gamos81.altervista.org/Estero/pdf/Loco_elettriche/DB.pdf 103 / E03 Marca Articolo Numerazione Livrea/note 103 cabina corta ESU 31171 103 198-8 TEE beige/rosso, telaio grigio, smorzatori, carenature, ep. IV, DCC Sound, pantografi funz. 31172 103 163-2 DB livrea rossa “orientrot”, smorzatori, resp. carenati, ep. Va, DCC Sound, pantografi funz. Roco 43838 103 109-5 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, fascia argento su griglie, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, ep. IVa 43839 103 181-4 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, carenature, epoca IVa 43839 (1) 103 164-0 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, carenature, epoca IVa 43839 (2) 103 140-0 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, carenature, epoca IVa 62693 103 117-8 TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso, senza carenature frontali, smorzatori, ep. IVb-V 63739 103 101-2 Lufthansa livrea giallo/bianco 63742 103 132-7 DB-AG livrea TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso, senza carenature su respingenti, smorzatori 63743 103 172-3 DB AG livrea rossa, griglie nere, smorzatori, senza carenature basse, epoca V 63748 103 145-9 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, smorzatori, pantografi monobraccio 70210 103 195-4 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, carenature, ep. IVa 70211 103 195-4 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, carenature, ep. IVa, DCC Sound 70212 103 109-5 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, griglie alluminio, pant. DBS54, carenature, ep.IVa 70213 103 109-5 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, griglie alluminio, pant. DBS54, carenature, ep. IVa, DCC Sound 72278 103 118-6 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, smorzatori, pantografi monobraccio, logo DB rosso, ep. IVb 72279 103 118-6 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, smorzatori, pant. monobraccio, logo DB rosso, ep. IVb, DCC Sound 72281 103 174-9 DB livrea rossa “orientrot”, griglie nere, senza carenature, smorzatori, ep. Va 72282 103 174-9 DB livrea rossa “orientrot”, griglie nere, senza carenature, smorzatori, ep. Va, DCC Sound 72283 103 113-7 TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso, logo DB rosso, carenature, smorzatori, ep. IVb 72284 103 113-7 TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso, logo DB rosso, carenature, smorzatori, ep. IVb, DCC Sound 72311 103 200-2 DB AG livrea TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, senza carenature, DCC Sound, videocamera 72313 103 113-7 TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso, logo DB rosso, senza carenature, smorzatori, ep. IV-VI 72314 103 113-7 TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso, logo DB rosso, senza carenature, smorz., ep. IV-VI, DCC Sound 72390 103 104-12 Blu oceano/beige, studio di livrea, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, carenature Piko 51670 103 134-3 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, carenature, epoca IVa 51670-2 103 126-9 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, carenature, epoca IVa 51674 103 176-4 DB AG livrea rossa “orientrot”, griglie nere, smorzatori, senza carenature, ep. V, DCC Sound 51676 103 135-0 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, senza carenature frontali, epoca IVb 51682 103 101-2 DB livrea Lufthansa giallo/bianco, epoca Va 51684 103 122-8 DB livrea rossa “orientrot”, griglie nere, smorzatori, senza carenature, ep. IVb Fleischmann 4375 103 118-6 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero 4376 103 155-8 TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso 4376 (1) 103 150-9 TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso 437601 103 113-7 TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso 437602 103 122-8 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, carenature, epoca IVa 437603 103 172-3 DB AG livrea rossa “orientrot”, senza carenature, ep. V 4377 103 115-2 Livrea rossa logo DB vecchio 4378 103 101-2 Lufthansa livrea giallo/bianco 4802 103 110-3 Set “30 anni InterCity”, BR 103 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero pantografi DBS54 + 3 carrozze 6375 103 113-7 Startset InterCity, BR 103 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero + 4 carrozze, trasformatore, binari 6377 103 115-2 Startset InterCity, BR 103 rossa “orientrot” + 4 carrozze bianco/rosso, trasformatore, binari 64376 103 128-5 TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso, FMZ / Twin Digital 64376 (1) 103 150-9 TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso, FMZ / Twin Digital 64377 103 115-2 Livrea rossa logo DB vecchio, FMZ / Twin Digital 74375 103 163-2 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, DCC Sound 74376 103 109-5 TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso, DCC Sound Trix 21680 103 101-2 Set “Lufthansa” BR 103 + Avmz 106 + 2 Bpmz 296, livrea giallo/bianco, ep. V, DCC Sound 22772 103 195-4 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero 22779 103 109-5 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, fascia argento su griglie, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, ep. IVa 22933 103 167-3 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, carenature, ep. IVa, DCC Sound Lima 149785 103 101-2 Set TEE “Rheinpfeil”, BR 103 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, pantografi DBS54 + 3 carrozze 208118 103 101-2 Lufthansa livrea giallo/bianco 208119 103 123-8 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero 208120 103 115-2 Livrea rossa logo DB vecchio 208275 103 220-0 DB AG Touristikzug livrea verde/blu/giallo 208280 103 140-0 Livrea rossa logo DB vecchio, griglie nere 208352 103 109-5 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, fascia argento su griglie, pantografi simmetrici 103 cabina lunga Roco 62371 103 241-6 DB AG livrea rossa cabina lunga, griglie nere, senza carenature frontali, dep. Amburgo, ep. V nuova 62600 103 232-5 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga, senza carenature frontali, smorzatori, ep. IVb costruzione 63738 103 223-4 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, smorzatori, cabina lunga, ep. IVb 63740 103 220-0 DB AG Touristikzug livrea blu/verde/giallo, respingenti senza carenature 63741 103 233-3 DB AG rosso traffico telaio grigio, cabina lunga, senza carenature, smorzatori, logo Roco 72287 103 240-8 DB AG livrea rossa, griglie nere, smorzatori, senza carenature, ep. V, DCC Sound, videocamera 72306 103 225-9 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga, epoca IV 72307 103 225-9 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga, epoca IV, DCC Sound 72308 103 220-0 DB AG Touristikzug livrea blu/verde/giallo, respingenti senza carenature, ep. V 72309 103 220-0 DB AG Touristikzug livrea blu/verde/giallo, respingenti senza carenature, ep. V, DCC Sound 72312 103 245-7 DB AG museale TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, pantografi grigi, marc. UIC, ep. VI, DCC Sound 72393 103 245-7 DB-AG livrea TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, senza carenature, smorzatori, museale, ep. VI 72394 103 228-3 DB AG livrea rossa “orientrot”, senza carenature, smorzatori, cabina lunga, ep. Va Roco 43442/04146A 103 240-8 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga 43442 (1) 103 230-9 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga, "150 Jahre dt.Eisenbahn" 43442 (2) 103 230-9 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga 43442 (3) 103 120-2 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga 43442 (4) 103 222-6 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga 43442 (5) 103 224-2 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga 43442 (6) 103 229-1 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga 43442 (7) 103 173-1 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga 43442 (8) 103 237-4 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga 43442 (9) 103 217-6 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, cabina lunga 43619 103 231-7 Livrea rossa cabina lunga, senza carenature frontali, epoca IVb-V 43667 103 237-4 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, logo DB rosso, cabina lunga 53449 103 231-7 Livrea rossa cabina lunga, senza carenature frontali, epoca IVb-V, Hobby Line Piko 51672 103 238-2 DB AG livrea rossa “orientrot”, griglie nere, smorzatori, cabina lunga, senza carenature, ep. V 51678 103 218-4 DB AG livrea TEE beige/rosso telaio rosso, respingenti senza carenature, ep. V, DCC Sound 51680 103 222-6 RailAdventure livrea grigia, cabine grigio chiaro, senza carenature, epoca VI Trix 22932 103 243-2 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, ep. IV, DCC Sound, pant. funz., luci sala macchine, macchinista mobile 25050 103 050-1 Livrea “ICE” bianca, fascia rossa, telaio grigio, carenature, DCC Sound E03 prototipo ESU 31170 E03 001 TEE tetto argento pantografi monobraccio, ep. IIIb, DCC Sound, pantografi funzionanti Roco 62369 E03 004 TEE tetto argento pantografi simmetrici DBS54, epoca IIIb 63745 E03 002 TEE tetto argento pantografi simmetrici DBS54 63746 750 001-0 TEE tetto beige pantografi monobraccio, versione sperimentale 63747 E03 001 TEE tetto argento pantografi monobraccio, museale 63749 103 001-4 TEE tetto beige pantografi monobraccio 72290 E03 001 Livrea “Rheingold” beige/blu, tetto alluminio 72310 103 004-8 TEE tetto grigio, pantografi simmetrici DBS54, epoca IV 72395 E03 005 Livrea “Rheingold” blu/beige di fantasia, pantografi simmetrici DBS54 Lima 208042 E03 002 TEE tetto argento pantografi simmetrici DBS54 208286 E03 001 TEE tetto argento pantografi monobraccio 208287 E03 003 TEE tetto argento pantografi monobraccio 208288 103 002-2 TEE tetto argento pantografi simmetrici DBS54 208289 E03 004 TEE tetto argento pantografi simmetrici DBS54 208457 750 001-0 TEE tetto beige pantografi monobraccio, versione sperimentale Rivarossi HR2046 E03 004 TEE tetto argento pantografi simmetrici DBS54, epoca IIIb (Hornby) Trix 22110 E03 004 TEE tetto argento pantografi simmetrici DBS54 22118 E03 001 TEE tetto argento pantografi monobraccio, DCC E 10 / 110 / 112 / 114 Marca Articolo Numerazione Livrea/note E 10 / 110 / 112 / 114 "Bügelfalte" (cabina aerodinamica) Roco 4137A 110 402-5 Livrea blu/nera, spartineve, corrimani frontali, griglie unite, epoca IV 4137B 110 392-8 Livrea blu oceano /beige, spartineve, corrimani frontali, griglie unite, epoca IV 4138S 112 503-8 TEE beige/rosso telaio nero, spartineve, corrimani frontali, griglie unite, epoca IV 43389 110 340-7 Blu oceano/beige logo DB-AG, griglie unite rettangolari, senza corrimani frontali, ep.
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