4D-088-001S Class 88 'Revolution' 88001 DRS Electro-Diesel Locomotive (DCC Sound & Working Pantograph) 1-144-Scale 76’ hits the Carrera DIGITAL

76’ hits the Carrera DIGITAL 132 racing circuit at full speed

Inspection saloons

A conveyor brings materials up to the surface where a movable

Cosmetic pipes and coupling fitted on 1 end

‘Met 1’ worked the opening train on the Uxbridge branch on July 4 1904

4D-088-001S Class 88 'Revolution' 88001 DRS Electro-Diesel Locomotive (DCC Sound & Working Pantograph) 1-144-Scale 76’ hits the Carrera DIGITALExclusive to Rails of Sheffield Prototype The British Rail Class 88 is a type of mainline mixed traffic electro diesel locomotive manufactured by Stadler Rail for Direct Rail Services (DRS) in the United Kingdom. The locomotive is part of the Stadler Euro Dual family. It is the first dual mode locomotive in the UK to use the 25 kV AC electrification. Amid the fulfillment of DRS' order for the Class 68, Stadler's team proposed the development of a dual