Arctic Class 120

	Arctic Class 120
			Statistics
			Type	Common Electric  (200%)
			Power	126
			Slot	1
			Tax	970
			Dispatch XP	1,130
			Set	Arctic Express I (+30%)
Offer Information
Offer Type	Offer Date	Cost	Buy XP	Level	Restrictions
Special	17 Dec 2019	390	1,000,000	90	Limit: 2
Vintage	21 Jun 2020	330	1,000,000	70	Limit: 3
Limited	13 Dec 2021 - 3 Jan 2022	425	44,777,230	1,240	Limit: 3
		4,477,723,000		1,260	Limit: 1
Museum
The DB Baureihe 120 is a class of electric locomotives operated by DB Fernverkehr in Germany. The locomotives' prototypes, delivered in 1979 (Mark 120.0), were one of the first electric locomotives with three-phase motors. They were based on experiences made in the 1970s with diesel-electric test platforms (Mark DE 2500/ DB Mark 202). In Norway, a new four-axle Locomotive, Mark El-17, was launched during 1983 with top speeds up to 93 mph. The design was intended to be the first truly universal locomotive, capable of pulling fast passenger trains as well as heavy freight trains. While the electric equipment exceeded expectations, the mechanical part suffered from its lightweight construction necessitated by the heavy electronics of the time. After extensive tests, a series of 60 locomotives (Mark 120.1) were ordered in 1984 and delivered in 1986–1988. Original plans to build up to 2,000 machines were ultimately ended by DB's privatisation. The 120s went to DB Fernverkehr, the other divisions of Deutsche Bahn ordered locomotives that featured technologies from the 120, but were not direct successors. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DB_Class_120