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A Comparisonby ~ZCochrane

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Not a very good picture, I think, but I guess some of you may like it. Next to the (relatively) new ICE 3, which had just arrived dead, hauled by two belgian diesel locomotives, is a significantly older class 110 locomotive, in the last years of its life, still dutifully hauling peak hour extra trains.

You may want to say something about "back then they built better trains". In all fairness, though: If the class 110 ever tried to either run in Belgium or reach 300 km/h, then it would fail significantly worse than this ICE did, which was still able to make the journey home on its own once it was back in Germany.

(If you're wondering about the dutch railways logo on the front of the train: They paid for it, and it's technically theirs, but it is registered in Germany, maintained by DB and used just like the others of its kind, with no regards for nationality of the trainsets).

~engineerJR Jul 6, 2012

Rechts ist eindeutig das schönere Exemplar

*shenanigan87 May 4, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

Yay 4 alte Bekannte!

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Vergleichsbilder sind aber immer lustig, auch wenn der ICE mit offener Klappe was blöd dreinschaut... Aber interessant zu sehen wie die 110 viel größer dasteht im Sinne von ausgefülltem Lichtraumprofil.

~ZCochrane May 4, 2012 Student Photographer

Man muss aber auch sagen: Die 110 ist einfach etwas weiter vorne, das verändert natürlich die Größenverhältnisse.

*shenanigan87 May 4, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

Das stimmt natürlich auch wieder. Aber teils liegt es auch an der weniger runden Form.

*JSH50 May 4, 2012

Nice comparison picture

~ZCochrane May 5, 2012 Student Photographer

Thank you!

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