| Foreign Vehicles in Germany |
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Thalys PBKA Thalys connects Paris, Brussel, Amsterdam, and Köln. Two types of Thalys train sets were built, and only Thalys PBKA can run in Germany. Aachen Hbf September 1998 Photo and scan by Michael Frömmel (froemmel@gif.uni-hannover.de) |
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Thalys PBKA (4305) and class 111 Aachen Hbf December 23 1998 Photo and scan by Arnold Schepers (nolschepers@ilimburg.nl) |
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ÖBB 1044 282-0 ÖBB 1044 282-0 has a special livery of Roco advertisement. München Hbf February 5, 1999 Photo and scan by Akira Inoue |
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ÖBB 1044 006-3 Kiefersfelden Photo and scan by Michael Frömmel (froemmel@gif.uni-hannover.de) |
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ÖBB 1044 117-8 München Hbf March 1999 Photo and scan by Hajime Suzuki (http://www.fly777.com/germany) |
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ÖBB 1044 208-5 Althegnenberg August 13, 1999 Photo and scan by Yutaka Okamoto (you) (you@allgaeu.org) |
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NS Railcar A Dutch railcar, which connects Heerlen in the Netherlands and Aachen Hbf. Aachen Hbf September 1998 Photo and scan by Michael Frömmel (froemmel@gif.uni-hannover.de) |
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SNCB 1600 Class 1600 isable to work with different frequencies and voltages and are used for international traffic. They haul trains from Belgium to Germany via Aachen. Aachen Hbf 1998 Photo and scan by Michael Frömmel (froemmel@gif.uni-hannover.de) |
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NMBS 1604 Eschweiler September 4, 1999 Photo and scan by Arnold Schepers (nolschepers@ilimburg.nl) |
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FS ETR470 "Cisalpino" Martigny Switzerland Photo and scan by Arnold Schepers (nolschepers@ilimburg.nl) |
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FS ETR470 "Cisalpino" Stuttgart Hbf July 13, 1997 Photo and scan by Dankichi |
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DSB IC3 Hamburg Hbf Photo and scan by Takahiro |
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