Diesel electric double locomotive D311.02 of the German Armed Forces (1933-45).

■ Elaborate printing with winter camouflage
■ Rich detailing on the model with separately applied plug-in parts
■ Large socket at each end of the locomotive
■ Frame trims with 8 sandboxes each
■ Each headlight per side can be switched off separately
■ Top front lamp at front and rear can be switched separately
■ Switchable driver’s cab and machine room lighting
■ With digitally switchable sound functions
■ Large loudspeaker with resonance body for a powerful sound
■ Buffer capacitor

Between 1941 and 1942, four double locomotives of the type D 311 were put into operation by the German Armed Forces. The locomotive designated D 311.02 a/b shunted the "Dora", the largest railway gun ever built on the Crimean peninsula, together with its sister locomotive D 311.01 a/b. Locomotives D 311.03 and 04 were intended to be used with the "Heavy Gustav 2" guns and probably served in the West. A fifth and sixth double locomotive was still ordered from Krupp but could not be built anymore due to the war events.