1200 series by iaacf
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Description
After the Second World war, the Netherlands were in desperate need of engines for their railways. This is probably the biggest engine built in the Fifties.. it is called, how boring, the 1200 series. Standing in front of those engines is not boring at all. They rise up high above you and so they make you feel quite small.
The 1200 series was used for all purposes, but mainly for passenger trains.
The photo has been taken in the National Railway Museum (City of Utrecht).
Comments (13)
I'm really surprised... I thought that kind of locomotives could only been seen in America... I was wrong. Splendid shot, dear!
excellent! great shot and find !
Great shot and perspective:):):)..V
cool and impressive capture with good POV! ;o)
Impressive capture of this iron horse! The POV shows its size with the woman standing there and it's really big! Splendid work!
Impressive capture, thanks for the slice of history!!!
wowww now thats what l call pov.. excellent :)..:)))
It is an impressive engine. Good capture. Got any side/quarter views? ;-)
Cool and impressive machine! nice shot!
This shot is so cool. You find the best subjects.. Excellent work.. :)
Impressive capture !
Wow, this is COOL !!! Love the head-on shot.
Beautiful capture of daily life! Nice.