Hungary Narrow Gauge Railway - Kecskemet area
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@TOMSTEVE123 - they are called 'turning Y's' after the shape...
tac
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@mikesndbs If you still happen to read this: they turn around in triangles/deltas, I don't know what do you call them in English. They are either junctions with former branchlines or triangles built on purpose for turning around.
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Great- thanks for this!!
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Unfortunatelly, this line (and also many other MÁV-operated narrow- and normal gauged lines) were closed in Dec. 2009.
I hope, it will be re-opened soon, e.g. for turistical aims.
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What a maginificent anachronism. I do hope that it will be taken over by the private sector, even if it mightn't be practical to the retain the whole system.
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Awesome video!
Unfortunately, they're just about to close down the line...
Bastards...
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cheers for sharing man
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Good Video!
Thank you for sharing!
What a fascinating little service!
How come the loco is never seen running backwards, is this line just a continuous loop? Great video and sound 5*
mikesndbs 2 years ago
Not such a small system, it is 53Km from Kecskemet to Kiskoros!
PhantasrailUK 2 years ago