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Deck Trains Week One Hundred Five

WEEK ONE HUNDRED-FIVE: Mar 5, 2025 WEEK 26 {Sid Meier #4, Alte Peter, Bayerische Defiliermarsch, Böhmerwald } Two calendar years since the first heart procedure, and 1/2 year from the second procedure and the heart is still holding a regular beat. I am even off all the meds that have been prescribed for keeping my heart healthy, wealthy & wise.. This is a novelty train commemorating 500 years of the Post Office in Germany. A group of Jubilee and Commemorative wagons from a variety of manufacturers and epochs celebrating the Deutches BundesPost. It is a work train, so how about a work locomotive. A 1994 Roco® #43637 DB E 41 072 pulling: Roco® # 500 Jahre D BP closed goods wagen, Trix® #24201 flat wagen w/ D BP Fernmeldedienst vehicles, FL #5825 auto transporter w/ D BP VW Golf vehicles, FL #5221 flat wagen w/ Bernina D BP Bus, FL #5827 auto transporter w/ D BP VW Kafer, FL #5221 flat wagen w/ Wiking® van and tractor, FL #5221 flat wagen w/ Brekina D BP PostPackettruck, FL #5826 500 Jahre D BP coach with brakeman’s cabin. Part Two: And can we forget? Let’s add the Fleischmann® #5568 Track Cleaning Wagon. Four hundred and fifty-one of these E-Loks were produced between 1956 and 1971. Nicknamed ’Firecracker’ for their popping noises under operation, they were designed for small express passenger trains with a top speed of 120kph ( 75mph). Our unit ran a scale 110.76kph ( 68.82mph ) at 50% power. When express service speeds went to 140kph ( 87mph ) and push-pull services, these units were on their last legs. They were renumbered BR 141 in 1968, and phased out by 2006. They were replaced by the BR 143 and EMU 146’s.