Nordic Railways - Rolling Stock Recognition Guide 2014

Bonbytes Publishing
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Nordic Railways - Rolling Stock Recognition Guide brings you around 150 of the most commonly seen electric, electric-hybrid and diesel locomotives, electric and diesel multiple units and some vintage museum equipment for easy recognition. Some of these are unique, many rare. Most vehicles also have much data added there through research and studying by the actual vehicles. Crowning the book are 250 pictures, so you will be able to browse through a certain section if you see something interesting and wish to know more.

Contents:
0. Welcome!
1. Rolling Stock in Sweden and Norway
1.1. Electric Locomotives
1.2. Some Vintage Electric Locomotives
1.3. Diesel Locomotives and Locotractors
1.3. Electric Multiple Units
1.4. Diesel Multiple Units and Railcars
2. Rolling Stock in Denmark
2.1. Electric Locomotives
2.2. Diesel Locomotives
2.3. Electric Multiple Units
2.4. Diesel Multiple Units
3. Rolling Stock in Finland
3.1. Electric and Electric Hybrid Locomotives
3.2. Diesel Locomotives and Locotractors
3.3. Vintage Diesel Locomotives, Broad Gauge
3.4. Electric Multiple Units
3.5. Diesel Multiple Units and Railbuses
3.6. Helsinki Metro
3.7. Helsinki Trams
4. Rolling Stock of Iceland
5. Other books from Bonbytes Publishing

If you wish to know more about the railroad rolling stock in the Nordic countries Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland, this book will provide you a wealth of information!

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Anil Das
August 6, 2023
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