Saxony revisited, or Four go mad in Saxony.

[stockers]

It's Monday lunchtime. Time to say goodbye. What a weekend.

 

[AustrianNG]

Great set of pictures Alan.
Almost like being there.

 

[Frank Gallagher]

Excellent thanks for sharing

 

[trammayo]

This line is a bit different to the others, being a true volunteers preservation business rather than a local authority funded transport cum tourist line.
Restored stock - to a very high standard
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Interesting pic (as they all are) - is that some sort of 'tie down' device on the flat?

And that viaduct looks like a work of art in structural steel - great shots!

 

[dunnyrail]

Interesting pic (as they all are) - is that some sort of 'tie down' device on the flat?

And that viaduct looks like a work of art in structural steel - great shots!

I think that it is a revolving Bolster so that the wagon could be used for Log Loads of others. Never seen the like of it before though. Clever lot these Sachens.
JonD

 

[dunnyrail]

A nice surprise was in the shed. First a VIK. This is the newly proposed model from Marklin LGB
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shame they were in the shed in poor light but it was still great to see them.

Bet you were salviating at the VIK Alan?

On a slightly different note, my trips abroad have been terminated for the time being now that I have Barney. Just hate to leave him even though I have a good set of Dog Sitters on board.
JonD

 

[stockers]

Interesting pic (as they all are) - is that some sort of 'tie down' device on the flat?

As Jon said, it is a log bolster with the uprights laid flat - unusual isn't it.

 

[stockers]

The VIK looked excellent Jon. Just hope LGBs rubber ruler keeps the stunted look - it really is quite short for a ten wheeler.

 

[idlemarvel]

Excellent pictures of locos, setting and infrastructure. Thanks Alan.

 

[Gizzy]

Super pix Alan!

Thanx for posting....

 

[Andrew B. Middleton]

To Stockers: What is the track gauge on the Dolnitz? 600 mm or 750 mm?

 

[dunnyrail]

To Stockers: What is the track gauge on the Dolnitz? 600 mm or 750 mm?

750mm
JonD

 

[stockers]

Wot Dunny said - as are the others shown.