Roco 6220001 H0 IC Control Car of the DB AG Control Car Bpmmbdzf 286.3

• The DB began developing control cars for long-distance traffic in the early 1990s
• The first 75 control cars were created by converting passenger cars from Halberstadt production
• After delivering the first two series, PFA Weiden started producing twelve printer-enabled IC control cars
• To distinguish them from the "conventional" design, these cars are used as Bpmbdzf 297
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The DB began developing control cars for long-distance transport in the early 1990s. The first 75 control cars were created by converting passenger cars from Halberstadt production. After delivering the first two series, PFA Weiden started producing twelve printer-ready IC control cars. To distinguish them from the "conventional" design, these cars are referred to as Bpmbdzf 297.3. After the conversion as part of the "ICmod" repair, the vehicle number of the control cars was retained, but their name was Bpmmbdzf 286.3. The additional "m" in the generic name stands for modernization. In this version, all copies are still on the road in IC/EC service.