Grafenwalde - Eine Kleinbahn in Thüringen

The why and wherefore Maybe a few words about the why rather than the wherefore, the truth is simple, I prefer small scenes with tiny trains.

A few local trains of Thuringia - most are short and comprise elderly stock All above from Peter König Excursion train from Berlin, these began in the ‘30s and brought visitors from the city to the healthy, unpolluted small towns of rural Germany.

In 1913, the Rennsteig-Frauenwald Kleinbahn (KRF) was opened.

The BR91 T9.3 The T 9.3 was a robust tank locomotive that proved equally convincing in both passenger and freight service.

The scenery for Grafenwalde is, by any standard, eclectic primarily chosen for its similarity to the location.

The small farm comprises of a low house and a small yard separated by a railway line.

Archive images V60 At the beginning of the ‘60s the V60 was allocated to Erfurt, Thuringia.

G7.1 BR55 - the largest visitor to Grafenwalde Piko 55 57551-2 DCC fitted It needs both repair and an upgrade 55 669 of the Kyffhäuser Kleinbahn Kyffhäuser Kleinbahn - Peter König G7.1 BR55 Sittendorf near Kelbra - Peter König Kyffhäuser Kleinbahn 55 669…

Locos - these are the regular performers Locomotives of the SEG Trix 22121 Fleischmann 4031 Passenger Stock After the takeover by the DR (German State Railway) on April 1, 1949, passenger cars from the Deutsche Reichsbahn (German State Railway) were used…