Ciao W. Come sempre un altro bellissimo ed impeccabile video dalla tua immensa e ricca collezione. Grazie per la condivisione e per questo salto all'indietro nel tempo ;) Gian :)
You are very right with your choice! Note: The right pronunciation (translated) of the loco is: "Ass three sixth" (ess drei sechstel), a mathematical fraction, not "three six" (ess drei sechs) as most people in Germany say.
Oh, that's evident, it's the ratio between the number of the driving axeles and the number of the axeles all in all (engine without tender). In the Bavarian way of notation all Pacific locos could be called "three sixth". "S" stands for "Schnellzuglokomotive" = loco for fast trains.
@@s3sextel That makes sense- In Europe the axles are counted and here in North America the wheels are counted so a Pacific is a 4-6-2. Speaking of Pacifics, have you ever seen this? th-cam.com/video/rKRCJhLU7rs/w-d-xo.html
You can find the dome car also in this video th-cam.com/video/QLjPMBHAeE0/w-d-xo.html The "Dome-Car" Typ AD4üm-62 was constructed in 1963 by Wegmann, items 5, length 26,40 m.
Ciao W. Come sempre un altro bellissimo ed impeccabile video dalla tua immensa e ricca collezione. Grazie per la condivisione e per questo salto all'indietro nel tempo ;) Gian :)
I have that train in N scale on my layout, along with several S 3/6 locomotives. the S 3/6 is one handsome machine!
You are very right with your choice! Note: The right pronunciation (translated) of the loco is: "Ass three sixth" (ess drei sechstel), a mathematical fraction, not "three six" (ess drei sechs) as most people in Germany say.
@@s3sextel I did not know that- why the fraction? What does it refer to?
Oh, that's evident, it's the ratio between the number of the driving axeles and the number of the axeles all in all (engine without tender). In the Bavarian way of notation all Pacific locos could be called "three sixth".
"S" stands for "Schnellzuglokomotive" = loco for fast trains.
@@s3sextel That makes sense- In Europe the axles are counted and here in North America the wheels are counted so a Pacific is a 4-6-2. Speaking of Pacifics, have you ever seen this? th-cam.com/video/rKRCJhLU7rs/w-d-xo.html
No, never seen, wonderful film, thanks for indication. It reminds me to the famous film with Jean Gabin, "La Bête Humaine".
Very nice video!
I saw a photo of this train with a dome car, does anybody knows something about this?
You can find the dome car also in this video th-cam.com/video/QLjPMBHAeE0/w-d-xo.html The "Dome-Car" Typ AD4üm-62 was constructed in 1963 by Wegmann, items 5, length 26,40 m.
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