The HGe 101 with the IR 2220 from Luzern to Interlaken between Lungern and Brünig Hasliberg by Käppeli

The HGe 101 with the IR 2220 from Luzern to Interlaken between Lungern and Brünig Hasliberg by Käppeli.

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Historical steam locomotive 555.0153(BR 52)28.7.2012 at the railway station Kněževes.

The new 150 101-1 Adler (Eagle) by his test-runs in Meiringen.

Switzerland / Private Companies / ZB Zentralbahn (Brünig)

The HGe 101 with the IR 2220 from Luzern to Interlaken between Lungern and Brünig Hasliberg by Käppeli.
20.08.2012

Stefan Wohlfahrt http://klein-aber-fein---imagination.startbilder.de/ 20.08.2012, 599 Calls, 0 Comments

EXIF: SONY DSLR-A350, Date 2012:08:20 11:45:06, Exposure time: 0.003 s (1/320) (1/320), Blend: f/10.0, ISO200, Focal length: 22.00 (220/10)

This photo shows the endstation of Heimbach Eifel, here is the end of Rurvalleyline from Düren to Heimbach.

The HGe 101 with the IR 2220 from Luzern to Interlaken between Lungern and Brünig Hasliberg by Käppeli.

Historical steam locomotive 555.3008 (BR 52)17.6.2012 at the railway station Měcholupy.

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Finally, a "real" Brünig Railway train in Meiringen again! The SBB HGe 4/4 I 1992 Giswil arrives at Meiringen station with its special train celebrating the "20 Years of the Zentralbahn" anniversary. The locomotive, with its typical SBB face resembling an Ae 6/6 or Re 4/4 II, was acquired in 1954 along with the HGe 4/4 I 1991 to relieve the pressure on the Deh 4/4 on the Brünig Railway's mountain section. The locomotive is so powerful that, on the one hand, it was given the name "Muni," but, on the other, the locomotive's transmission wasn't quite up to the task. "Muni" means something like "bulky bull." A good 43 years ago, I was able to photograph an SBB Brünig Railway HGe 4/4, and now I finally had the pleasure of capturing this beautifully designed locomotive again. August 23, 2025 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Switzerland / Private Companies / ZB Zentralbahn (Brünig)

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At first glance, the same picture appears, but here the SBB HGe I 4/4 1992 Giswil is shunting its special train into the siding, and so the waving passengers are "missing." The locomotive, with the typical SBB face similar to an Ae 6/6 or Re 4/4 II, was acquired in 1954 with the HGe 4/4 1991 to relieve the Deh 4/4 on the Brünig Railway's mountain route. The locomotive is so powerful that, on the one hand, it was given the name "Muni," but, on the other, the locomotive's transmission wasn't quite up to the high horsepower. "Muni" means something like "bulky bull." August 23, 2025 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Switzerland / Private Companies / ZB Zentralbahn (Brünig)

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The SBB HGe 4/4 I 1992 "Giswil" is shunted and then displayed on track 2 before returning to Lucerne with its special E train in the evening. August 23, 2025 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Switzerland / Private Companies / ZB Zentralbahn (Brünig)

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