Screenshots of European Trains
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Thrilling landscape, DaSnakke; it gives me the shrivers... I'm just missing the silhouette of Count Dracula from the background...
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vendel
Which one is it please?
One of the FMA-viaducts, if I'm not mistaken :hehe:
WileeCoyote
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This sparsly decorated screenie is not meant for show, but more to show just how many different [removed] signaling systems we have in Germany.
From left to right.
Hp Semaphore system (prewar design, used throughout all of Germany and nations formerly occupied by Germany during the Second World War).
Hv Light system (postwar design, used in West Germany only).
Kompaktsignal Light signal system (postwar design, used in West Germany only).
Ks Light signal system (relatively new design, replacing for the most part older signals of the Hv, Hp and Hl type).
Sv Light signal system (prewar design only found in Berlin on the S-Bahn lines)
Hl Light signal system (postwar design, found only in East Germany).
WileeCoyote
From left to right.
Hp Semaphore system (prewar design, used throughout all of Germany and nations formerly occupied by Germany during the Second World War).
Hv Light system (postwar design, used in West Germany only).
Kompaktsignal Light signal system (postwar design, used in West Germany only).
Ks Light signal system (relatively new design, replacing for the most part older signals of the Hv, Hp and Hl type).
Sv Light signal system (prewar design only found in Berlin on the S-Bahn lines)
Hl Light signal system (postwar design, found only in East Germany).
WileeCoyote
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Zwabberaar
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The quality of the screenshots posted in this topic never fail to amaze me. Great work!
Here is a small contribution from my work:
Here is a small contribution from my work:
The quality of the screenshots posted in this topic never fail to amaze me. Great work!
Here is a small contribution from my work:
SMALL???? Your screen is simply really
Great ... compliments!!!!
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