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I am planning a layout of the run from Basel through the Jura to France. I have taken this several times. I have satellite images and topographic maps. I do not have any details on rolling stock.
I live in California. No one can help here.
Thank you for helping or directing me to someone who can help me.
Prof Dr Clark Hewitt PhD MS MBA
clark.hewitt@attendsoftware.com
I am planning a layout of the run from Basel through the Jura to France. I have taken this several times. I have satellite images and topographic maps. I do not have any details on rolling stock.
I live in California. No one can help here.
Thank you for helping or directing me to someone who can help me.
Prof Dr Clark Hewitt PhD MS MBA
clark.hewitt@attendsoftware.com
Horia [Gast] - 03.01.07 15:14
hello Clark,
I live in Mulhouse, France, which is some 15 miles from Basel on the main "Ligne 4" from Paris (Gare de l'Est) to Basel; Mulhouse is the biggest french station on this line and we have here most of the french (SNCF) and swiss (SBB) rolling stock.
Mulhouse is the place where 2 very important lines cross each other; the first is the French Rhine Railway, which follows the Rhine through Elsass, from St.Louis (border town to Basel) up to Strasbourg (Strassburg), the same way as the german line does between Basel, Freiburg and Karlsruhe; the second is the "Ligne 4" Paris Est - Mulhouse, through Troyes, Chaumont, Chalindrey, Vesoul and Belfort, with connections to Lyon and the south of France.
thus, as the Ligne 4 is not electrified, but the Rhine Line is, we have all kinds of motive power, from TGV's (to Lyon and Marseille and starting from July, 2007, also the new TGV Est to Strasbourg and Paris) to the old DMU's and locos such as the classical Diesels BB67000 and CC72000 or the BB15000, 22000 or 26000 (Sybycs), or the newer BB 27000/37000; even the new MaK locos (BB 6x000) come in shunting services...
if you want more informations or photos, feel free to contact me at h_radulescu@hotmail.com
greetings from Elsass,
Horia Radulescu
Architecte DPLG
I live in Mulhouse, France, which is some 15 miles from Basel on the main "Ligne 4" from Paris (Gare de l'Est) to Basel; Mulhouse is the biggest french station on this line and we have here most of the french (SNCF) and swiss (SBB) rolling stock.
Mulhouse is the place where 2 very important lines cross each other; the first is the French Rhine Railway, which follows the Rhine through Elsass, from St.Louis (border town to Basel) up to Strasbourg (Strassburg), the same way as the german line does between Basel, Freiburg and Karlsruhe; the second is the "Ligne 4" Paris Est - Mulhouse, through Troyes, Chaumont, Chalindrey, Vesoul and Belfort, with connections to Lyon and the south of France.
thus, as the Ligne 4 is not electrified, but the Rhine Line is, we have all kinds of motive power, from TGV's (to Lyon and Marseille and starting from July, 2007, also the new TGV Est to Strasbourg and Paris) to the old DMU's and locos such as the classical Diesels BB67000 and CC72000 or the BB15000, 22000 or 26000 (Sybycs), or the newer BB 27000/37000; even the new MaK locos (BB 6x000) come in shunting services...
if you want more informations or photos, feel free to contact me at h_radulescu@hotmail.com
greetings from Elsass,
Horia Radulescu
Architecte DPLG
Hallo Clark,
there is a nice web page from Thorsten Büker regarding cross border railway transport in Europe. It is written in english. The link to Basel - Mulhuse and others F<->CH
http://www.bueker.net/trainspotting/lines_switzerland-france.php
have fun
Karl
auch für andere, die des Englischen nicht mächtig sind, diese Seiten sind einmalig,
besonders die Eisenbahnkarten unter >railway maps<
(just a comment for german readers.png)
have fun
Karl
there is a nice web page from Thorsten Büker regarding cross border railway transport in Europe. It is written in english. The link to Basel - Mulhuse and others F<->CH
http://www.bueker.net/trainspotting/lines_switzerland-france.php
have fun
Karl
auch für andere, die des Englischen nicht mächtig sind, diese Seiten sind einmalig,
besonders die Eisenbahnkarten unter >railway maps<
(just a comment for german readers
have fun
Karl
hi there,
yes, this site is great!
you can see there some of the rolling stock we have here, but it's a lot more than that ;)
greetings,
Horia
yes, this site is great!
you can see there some of the rolling stock we have here, but it's a lot more than that ;)
greetings,
Horia
Stephan Mack - 05.01.07 20:49
SBB/SNCF Rolling stock (sorry, not Basel but Genève)
1971:
http://drehscheibe-online.ist-im-web.de/forum/r...,3191572#msg-3191572
1986:
http://drehscheibe-online.ist-im-web.de/forum/read.php?17,3197495
Hope it helps
Stephan
1971:
http://drehscheibe-online.ist-im-web.de/forum/r...,3191572#msg-3191572
1986:
http://drehscheibe-online.ist-im-web.de/forum/read.php?17,3197495
Hope it helps
Stephan
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