My photo and videos 1970s～2000s

[JR East]

5 hours ago, Modellbahn JP said:

【Spin-Off】

 

DB BR103 Electric Locomotive "TEE Rheingold" at Meinz in 1986

 

I saw a BR103 in 2012, waiting fo my S-Bahn at Unterrath to go to Düsseldorf HBF. Nice souvenir of this nice Ellok. 

 

Unfortunately, too late to pick my cellphone, unlock and shoot. 

 

JM 

Edited November 23, 2021 by JR East

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR EF66 Electric Locomotive and Freight train at Hodogaya in 1976

[Modellbahn JP]

 

JNR EF65-500 Electric Locomotive + Series 24 Sleeper Exp "Seto" and 103 EMU Keihin-Tohoku line at Oimachi in 1976

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR Series 153 EMU Exp "Settsu" at Tokyo station in 1961 or 1962

Buildings behind rails was under construction. Now, it's Tokyo Yaesu Exit.

Of course, Tokaido shinkansen was also. (Rails with grey concrete in the center)

[Szdfan]

On 11/23/2021 at 10:47 AM, JR East said:

 

I saw a BR103 in 2012, waiting fo my S-Bahn at Unterrath to go to Düsseldorf HBF. Nice souvenir of this nice Ellok. 

 

Unfortunately, too late to pick my cellphone, unlock and shoot. 

 

JM 

I assume old Bundesbahn and Reichsbahn equipment are getting rarer and rarer?

[JR East]

2 hours ago, Szdfan said:

I assume old Bundesbahn and Reichsbahn equipment are getting rarer and rarer?

 I was really surprised to see a BR103 in the original livery ivory/red. 

 

Investigating a bit, I heard it was having a regular weekly passengers service.

 

JM

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR EF65-500 Electric Locomotive + Series 14 Sleeper Exp "Sakura" at Hodogaya in 1976

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR Series 153 EMU Exp "Hiei" at Osaka station in 1961 or 1962

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR Class EF65-500 Electric Locomotive + Series 14 Sleepers Exp "Mizuho" at Hodogaya in 1976

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR Class EF30 Loco No.1 at Shimonoseki Station in 1976

[Kamome]

Rarely see images of these looking so clean. Is that an ED73 in the background?

[Modellbahn JP]

@Kamome

Sorry, I don't remember that...

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR 153 EMU "Blue Liner" and 103 EMU at Maiko in 1976

[disturbman]

That last picture... is... superb.

And weird, I love the impurities in the sky. Makes it look like the sea.

[miyakoji]

thanks @Modellbahn JP for all the excellent photos!

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR Series 583 EMU Exp "Hatsukari" at (maybe) Hasuda in 1976

 

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR Series 485 EMU Exp "Aizu" at Hasuda in 1976

[JR East]

This picture is really nice, exposure is right as expected. Was that bridge closed to be replaced ? there are built piles nearby . 

 

 

JM

[railsquid]

3 minutes ago, JR East said:

This picture is really nice, exposure is right as expected. Was that bridge closed to be replaced ? there are built piles nearby . 

 

 

Yes, looks like this is the current bridge: https://goo.gl/maps/Ey5E4Umf9szqkGXY6

[JR East]

2 minutes ago, railsquid said:

 

Yes, looks like this is the current bridge: https://goo.gl/maps/Ey5E4Umf9szqkGXY6

 

Probably in the middle of the pile building as - on the picture - there are 3 pillars whereas on Google maps, 5 pillars are supporting the the pile. 

 

JM

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR Series 485 EMU Exp "Hibari" at Hasuda in 1976

 

TOMIX announced they'll release in HO(1/80 16.5mm) scale

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR Series 485 EMU Exp "Hibari" at Hasuda in 1976

[JR East]

On 12/12/2021 at 3:59 AM, Modellbahn JP said:

JNR Series 485 EMU Exp "Hibari" at Hasuda in 1976

 

TOMIX announced they'll release in HO(1/80 16.5mm) scale

 

It looks like toilets flushing rouughly in the middle of the train. I don't knwo whether toilets were flushing directly on rails as they do in France (but high speed trains) at that time ? 

 

JM

[Modellbahn JP]

18 hours ago, JR East said:

It looks like toilets flushing rouughly in the middle of the train. I don't knwo whether toilets were flushing directly on rails as they do in France (but high speed trains) at that time ? 

 

Watching it carefully, it's a restaurant car which looks like toilets flushing as you said.

I heard it has the system which dispose of swage from the tank directly.

[Modellbahn JP]

JNR Series 485 EMU Exp "Hibari" and 115 EMU at Hasuda in 1976