Narrow Gauge Railways in Northern Germany.

A visit to the Molli at Külungsdorf West then the Rugen Railway at Gören and finally a quick look at Putbus.

[@lesparks126]

I just road the "Molli" Last week. It is worth a visit and it is on the "Baltic Riviera" The area is nice for a vacation that is not on the tourist hot spots.

[@Derecq]

I have travelled on both those railways when on holiday. The Molli was interesting in that you can catch the train on the street in the middle of the town just like waiting for a bus. At Putbus the Rugen Railway connects with the main DB line. Holiday was organised by railway holidays.com

[@benmossad2073]

It's Kühlungsborn and Rügen, and the train on Rügen is called "Der Rasende Roland"

[@Derecq]

The Racing Roland,

[@mangalchandsingalkar1210]

Persons like me who travel in broad gauge railway only this train is like a cute baby

[@piercehawke8021]

Stevenson, the man who started railroading and, opted for the 4' 8.5" Standard Gauge, admitted he wished he went with a wider gauge. I'm guessing along the lines of Russian and Indian gauge.

[@captvictor]

Nice Footage... I'd like to go see them someday...

[@GWR2600Studios]

The German 99 class is actually what I have in Trainz 3

[@gerrywatson261]

Love German steam Locomotives

[@arganindya7724]

Meter gauge or smaller?

[@benmossad2073]

The Molli is 900 millimetre and the other one is 750 millimetre.

[@prasadjoshi7373]

Nice

[@TVMRSinEurope]

Thanks

[@zashamelproductions69420]

Epic

[@TVMRSinEurope]

Thanks, glad that you like it.

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