What are those very tall wagons with the egg shaped X-section?
Great job!
Actually to be consistent with the related drs 68 the description should read: Electro-Diesel Hybrid locomotive from Eurodual series", see https://trainspo.com/class/7714/
Loco ought to be reclassified in the database as "Electro-Diesel Hybrid locomotive" as the diesel auxiliary is specified for more than just "last mile" shunting. Nice capture btw, look forward to seeing them in service!
It looks like a meter gauge vehicle - checked on wikipedia and the database is indeed wrong: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_transport_in_Bratislava
I noticed the Danish origin, also that the particular class did not seem to be accessible through the country vehicle database. So I had suspicions that the gauge on database would be fixed at standard. Obviously not, well done fixing it!
Its described as standard gauge - it doesn't look it. Worth checking by a Spanish rail fan?
Here in the UK 11 coaches is considered a long passenger train!
I presume from the sleepers on right of frame that the line is under conversion to broad gauge.
On first glance I mistook the tree for exhaust from the roof of the loco.
There's something rather sad about an intercity "train" with one carriage.
Strictly speaking the Fairlie engines belong to Ffestiniog Railway, although WHR is now owned by the same company this is academic. WHR is most associated with its own type of articulated, the former South African Garretts.
We have to take your word there is a loaded freight train behind the loco...
What an adorable little engine! The train looks like a cross between Welsh narrow gauge and the Isle of Wright's ex London underground stock!
Is the road new?
