L22064 Class Ge 6/6 II Electric Locomotive Tidy Tracks RODNEY was held in reserve

RODNEY was held in reserve at the Normandy landings of June 6th 1944

1948-1968 British Railways Left-Hand Drive Loco Driver Right hand on regulator Multi-Pack of 25

As the first aircraft of the later world-famous fleet

4 Wall Sections with Pillars

Named ‘St Peter’s School’

L22064 Class Ge 6/6 II Electric Locomotive Tidy Tracks RODNEY was held in reserveFor the power generation plants planned in the Bergell area (Albigna) starting in the mid Fifties and the extensive cement transport linked to it from Untervaz near Landquart to the Engadin area (up to 1,000 metric tons per day) the Rhaetian Railroad urgently needed more powerful locomotives with the following specifications: One unit alone had to be able to haul a train equipped for the largest permissible loads, which meant around 250 metric tons on