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Manuel
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Yes, that's treu, the ZLSM route is very nice..I remember as a child the yellow train (plan x) to Aachen. ( I was born near this railroad). Nowaday's the railways is like a museum, really nice to see or to work, but it isn't orginal anymore. Maby a idea to make this route to Aachen agian back to the 80's. But I have to learn to make trains first.jaapsloot wrote:I cannot agree on this. Look at the ZLSM in southern Limburg, there's a lot of atmosphere there. The line to Vetschau (first international line in the netherlands) with those nice railbusses(schienenbus / VT98) is very nice, I think. I agree on the fact that the intercity-mainlines aren't that nice, The same with the larger cities, but there still are lines with "railroadromance".sad27 wrote:...
I work on german railroads because this: The Dutch network is almost totaly 'beeched' , their is no railroadromance left.
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I agree that German railways have (in some places) more atmosphere than the Dutch railways.
Jaap
I know the line, I explored it by bike from the station Asch to Maaseik. Still some buffers were there. In the Netherlands almost all 'clutter' is gone after demolishing railroads. In Belgium they are less precisly. Signs, buffers, sleepers etc.. are left alone. I wish i could make trains, than I could make more a route like this one.We have te same taste...
Have a look at the line Maaseik-Hasselt.
It's gone but the track bed is still to see in Google Earth.
Scenery of those day's you'l find all of them in the Open Air Museum next to my door.
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In 1874 werd spoorlijn 21A Hasselt - Maaseik geopend.
Yes I understand about making trains.sad27 wrote:I know the line, I explored it by bike from the station Asch to Maaseik. Still some buffers were there. In the Netherlands almost all 'clutter' is gone after demolishing railroads. In Belgium they are less precisly. Signs, buffers, sleepers etc.. are left alone. I wish i could make trains, than I could make more a route like this one.We have te same taste...
Have a look at the line Maaseik-Hasselt.
It's gone but the track bed is still to see in Google Earth.
Scenery of those day's you'l find all of them in the Open Air Museum next to my door.
(Bokrijk)
In 1874 werd spoorlijn 21A Hasselt - Maaseik geopend.