Found in Germany.
EDIT: Not totally sure where it was found.
How to break a semaphore...
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luke
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How to break a semaphore...
Just pull the lever way too hard!
Found in Germany.
EDIT: Not totally sure where it was found.
Found in Germany.
EDIT: Not totally sure where it was found.
Last edited by luke on Tue Sep 01, 2009 9:58 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: How to break a semaphore...
THATS NOT IN GERMANYluke wrote:Found in Germany.
Deutsche Bahn DOES NOT USE THOESE SIGNALS anymore
they use the same stuff the swiss railway uses
plus the writeing on that channel is what lookes to be polish
http://www.bahn.de/p/view/index.shtml
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Re: How to break a semaphore...
I realized that not long after I posted; I just never got around to fixing it.TRAINMANKIGHT wrote:THATS NOT IN GERMANYluke wrote:Found in Germany.
Deutsche Bahn DOES NOT USE THOESE SIGNALS anymore
they use the same stuff the swiss railway uses
plus the writeing on that channel is what lookes to be polish
http://www.bahn.de/p/view/index.shtml
BTW, is it funny?
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Re: How to break a semaphore...
its kinda sad that someone is distroying RR property, but i cant resist laughing when i see it.
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Re: How to break a semaphore...
ME EITHER!illinoistrains wrote:its kinda sad that someone is distroying RR property, but i cant resist laughing when i see it.
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Re: How to break a semaphore...
Actually, Deutsche Bahn (German Rail) don't install those signals anymore, but there are still some surviving on rural lines. Quite a funny video!
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Re: How to break a semaphore...
Bet traffic was delayed for some time while they replaced the shattered lighthead assembly!wigwags4ever wrote:Quite a funny video!
One video comment said this aspect was how the signalman said:
'Drive on your own luck; I'm quitting.'
