VEB stands for Volkseigener Betrieb - a term used to denote a State owned manufacturing businesses in East Germany. The letters VEB were placed before the business name.
The loco in this video has the standard cab. The other two locos had an experimental cab which provided the crew with additional space and featured glare-reducing. DR only converted a few locomotives.
The other ones are the V180.0 with so called 'GFK' cabin, with the blue one being the prototype (Era 3) and the red one the later Era 4 colors. This one is a V180.1 with the standard body
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Another Great find and addition to the collection. Happy New Year, Jersey Bill
VEB stands for Volkseigener Betrieb - a term used to denote a State owned manufacturing businesses in East Germany. The letters VEB were placed before the business name.
Pretty amazing that East Germany's communist regime had a state owned model railway manufacturer. I wonder if they worked to a five year plan?
The loco in this video has the standard cab. The other two locos had an experimental cab which provided the crew with additional space and featured glare-reducing. DR only converted a few locomotives.
I had this one from Piko, plus a few other diesels....
Built in sound chip!
Is the number the same as on one or both of the other models?
The other ones are the V180.0 with so called 'GFK' cabin, with the blue one being the prototype (Era 3) and the red one the later Era 4 colors. This one is a V180.1 with the standard body
@@ivovanzon164 Hi. I actually meant the running number, 118 142-9, on the model in this video.