BR 187
The BR 187 is an electric loco from Germany in Train Sim World. Another DLC brings it to 17 routes.
Picture: DB BR 187, Dovetail Games.
Where you can drive it
With another DLC
Own the route and one of the DLCs named after it, and you can drive it there.
- Bahnstrecke Bremen – Oldenburg: with DB BR 187
- Bahnstrecke Leipzig - Dresden: with DB BR 187
- Bahnstrecke Nürnberg - Würzburg: with DB BR 187
- Bahnstrecke Salzburg - Rosenheim: with DB BR 187
- Frankenbahn: Stuttgart - Heilbronn: with DB BR 187
- Frankfurt - Fulda: Kinzigtalbahn: with DB BR 187
- Hauptstrecke Hamburg - Lübeck: with DB BR 187
- Hauptstrecke München - Augsburg: with DB BR 187
- Hauptstrecke Rhein-Ruhr: Duisburg - Bochum: with DB BR 187
- Main Spessart Bahn: Aschaffenburg - Gemünden: with DB BR 187
- Nahverkehr Dresden - Riesa: with DB BR 187
- Pfälzische Ludwigsbahn: Mannheim – Kaiserslautern: with DB BR 187
- Rhein-Ruhr Osten: Wuppertal - Hagen: with DB BR 187
- Ruhr-Sieg Nord: Hagen - Finnentrop: with DB BR 187
- Schnellfahrstrecke Kassel - Würzburg: with DB BR 187
- Schnellfahrstrecke Köln - Aachen: with DB BR 187
- Tharandter Rampe: Dresden - Chemnitz: with DB BR 187
In the game
Names in Dovetail's lists: BR187, BR 187, DB BR 187.
In these DLCs: DB BR 187.
From Dovetail's store page
- DB BR 187 electric locomotive in DB Traffic Red livery
The real thing
The Traxx is a modular family of electric and diesel locomotives built by Bombardier and later Alstom, in freight and passenger versions. The first was a dual-voltage locomotive for German railways from 2000, and later types can run on all four electric systems used in Europe.
- Built by: Bombardier Transportation, Alstom (2021–) (Wikipedia)
- Built: 1996–present (Wikipedia)
- Number built: 1,800 (Wikipedia)
- Operators: DB Cargo, Deutsche Bahn (Wikidata)
- Top speed: 140 km/h (87 mph) (freight versions), 160 km/h (99.4 mph) (passenger versions), 200 km/h (124 mph) version also available (Wikipedia)
- Power: Electric: 5.6-6.4 MW, (1.5 kV: 4.0 MW (5,364 hp)), Diesel: 2.2 MW (2,950 hp) (Wikipedia)
- Wheel arrangement: Bo′Bo′ (Wikipedia)
- Power type: Electric (Wikipedia)
- Safety systems: ETCS ready, Various European systems (Wikipedia)
Photo: Fabien Perissinotto, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
From the English Wikipedia article Alstom Traxx and Wikidata.
Sources. Dovetail's public DLC database and Steam store pages; English Wikipedia and Wikidata for the real train.