Steam locomotive 086 400 of the German Federal Railway.

Update!

■ For the first time with Next18 interface and double-sided LED headlight
■ Finely-detailed leading and trailing wheels with perforated spokes
■ Metal die-cast chassis

After the end of the Second World War, 386 class 86 engines were located in West German territory. Most of these proved repairable, meaning that the DB had 378 locomotives of this class in 1952. Their range of tasks included, in addition to use as classic branch line trains, the regular hauling of express trains and shunting in freight train stations. The last engines, designated class 086, were retired from service by DB in 1974.