211 257-1 and 211 088-0 at the railway station of Osnabrück on 14-4-1993. Photo and scan: Date Jan de Vries

211 257-1 and 211 088-0 at the railway station of Osnabrück on 14-4-1993.

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211 257-1 and 211 088-0 at the railway station of Osnabrück on 14-4-1993. Photo and scan: Date Jan de Vries.

Date Jan de Vries 26.11.2009, 1721 Calls, 1 Comment

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211 257-1 and 211 088-0 at the railway station of Osnabrück on 14-4-1993.

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trainspotter 15.07.2012 18:06

A very nice and old pic from Germany!

EFZ's V 100 1019 stands on 30 December 2024 at Titisee. The sceduled steam loco for this extra train sadly took some damage and an old Diesel loco was used instead. 
Leonardus Schrijvers

Germany / Diesel locomotives / 211

 11 1200x800 Px, 14.01.2025

The diesel locomotive 211 041-9 (92 80 1211 041-9 D-NeSA) with its "morning train" will soon reach the "Talübergang Epfenhofen Brücke". At 264 meters long, the bridge is the longest bridge on the Sauschwänzlebahn. August 27, 2022 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Germany / Diesel locomotives / 211, Germany / Heritage Railways and Museums / Wutachtalbahn e.V. (WTB)

 71 1200x737 Px, 04.11.2023

The diesel locomotive 211 041-9 (92 80 1211 041-9 D-NeSA) drives its "morning train" over the "Talübergang Epfenhofen Bridge", which is the longest bridge on the Sauschwänzlebahn at 264 meters long. August 27, 2022 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Germany / Diesel locomotives / 211, Germany / Heritage Railways and Museums / Wutachtalbahn e.V. (WTB)

 69 1200x802 Px, 04.11.2023

The diesel locomotive 211 041-9 (92 80 1211 041-9 D-NeSA) leaves the Epfenhofen Bridge valley crossing with its "morning train" and reaches Epfenhofen train station. At 264 meters long, the valley crossing Epfenhofen Bridge is the longest bridge on the Sauschwänzlebahn and, as far as I have seen, also the most impressive bridge on the route. August 27, 2022 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Germany / Diesel locomotives / 211, Germany / Heritage Railways and Museums / Wutachtalbahn e.V. (WTB)

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