The 92 is basically constructed as two seperate locos to allow the loco to recover a heavy train from the tunnel unaided even after a catastrophic failure. They are rated at a continuous 6760hp when running on overhead or 5360hp when on 3rd rail DC supply.

The class were all delivered originally in 2 tone grey livery with a blue roof section with various branding logos for the 3 operators BR, EPS and SNCF.

For details of the extensive range of features incorporated in the class 92 model and for more images go to the features page.

Due to the number of features and the complexity of the prototype loco ElDavos has created an instructions page to assist you in getting the best from the model. The instruction page can be found here.

Available packs

	Class 92 in original livery All members of the class 92 were originally delivered in two-tone grey livery with dark blue roof. This pack portrays all 46 class members as they were delivered with their original names. This pack provides 3 levels of weathering/dirt, 45 nameplates and 3 different brandings.
	Class 92 in EWS liveries A number of the class 92 locos passed into EWS ownership where they have been used on general purpose freight duties. Two of the locos were repainted into the EWS corporate colour scheme of red and gold which involved repositioning the distinctive "tunnel rings" and moving the nameplates. The rest of the EWS 92 fleet was given the cheap makeover treatment being left in the two-tone grey colour scheme and having yellow and red EWS three beasties vinyl stickers applied to the body sides. This pack portrays all the EWS owned class members in the appropriate livery and with the later name changes applied to some locos. Three levels of weathering/dirt are provided for each.