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Date: 04/03/26 09:22
TrainsIDon'tKnowWhatTheyAre #3
Author: BoilingMan

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Date: 04/03/26 09:24
Re: TrainsIDon'tKnowWhatTheyAre #3
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Date: 04/03/26 09:26
Re: TrainsIDon'tKnowWhatTheyAre #3
Author: BoilingMan

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Date: 04/03/26 09:31
Re: TrainsIDon'tKnowWhatTheyAre #3
Author: BoilingMan

Okay, I'll stop.  I shot all of these in a couple hours and I probably missed about a quarter of them- electrics are very quiet and sneak up on you.  
The variety is nuts!
SR

On to Switzerland...



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Date: 04/03/26 09:41
Re: TrainsIDon'tKnowWhatTheyAre #3
Author: Gonut1

Fascinating, like paging through a Marklin Z Scale train catalog!
Thanks for sharing.
Gonut

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Date: 04/03/26 09:49
Re: TrainsIDon'tKnowWhatTheyAre #3
Author: dan

Go marklin!

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Date: 04/04/26 04:21
Re: TrainsIDon'tKnowWhatTheyAre #3
Author: WrongWayMurphy

I took that trip a few years ago on Avalon.

All I could identify was Bo-Bo and Co-Co

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Date: 04/04/26 06:35
Re: TrainsI Don't Know What They Are #3
Author: cozephyr

Will you be visiting Switzerland-?

Photo - Here's the Railjet 1116 208 Vienna to Zurich (Zürich), Switzerland, train Austrian Railways OBB a 200 KMH (125 MPH) train arriving Zurich, Switzerland, 4 September 2015.

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Date: 04/05/26 06:22
Re: TrainsI Don't Know What They Are #3
Author: PFE_COI

Took the same trip up the river a few years ago...found this map to be helpful for getting the ID of some locations.

Ron 

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Date: 04/08/26 11:49
Re: TrainsI Don't Know What They Are #3
Author: pbouzide

I like the M.U.'d electrics pic, but really have enjoyed all the freight action in your entire series.

It's been more than a decade and a half now, but I once rode an overnight sleeper train between Rome Terminii and Munich, and when we arrived in Munich Central, I saw that the locomotive had been replaced with an Austrian OBB Siemens Vectron like the one in your photo, but with the only difference being that it was shiny-brand-new.

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