Electric locomotive 155 239 of the Erfurter Bahnservice GmbH.

■ Continuation of the EBS series in a new design
■ Finely-detailed pantographs
■ Finely engraved bogies
■ With switchable headlight or tail light and driver’s cab lighting in digital mode
■ In cooperation with Railcolor Design/OnTrack

From 1977, the railway company of the German Democratic Republic procured 270 class 250 class locomotives (later renamed the class 155) for heavy freight transport. Due to their lack of streamlined curves, which are of negligible importance at their low top speed, they were given the nickname “Strom-Container” (electricity container) or simply “Backstein” (the brick).