All designs, Page 14
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Albatros (498.1)
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Anglik (EU07)
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Bangle (Kocur)
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Bardotka (749, 751)
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Béčko (train carriage)
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Bobina (141)
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Bobinka
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Brejlovec (750, 753)
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Cable Car Petrin
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COG RAILWAY of High Tatras (495.95)
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Čmelák (ČME3)
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Čtyřkolák
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Čuba
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Eso
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Görlitzer SVT 18.16
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Gumminase (IC3)
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ICE
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Kafemlejnek
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Karosa (bus)
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Krysa
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Laminátka
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Locomotion
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Ludmilla (DR 130)
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Metro 81-71
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Nohab (M61)
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Orchestrion
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Osterei (DB 103)
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Pantograf
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Papoušek (477.0)
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Paternoster
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Plecháč (242)
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Rails
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Rakušanka
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RIV
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RTO (bus)
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Semaphore signal
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Sergej
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Singrovka
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Strela
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Šlechtična (475.1)
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Štokr (556.0)
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Taurus
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Tram Ringhoffer
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Tram KT8D5
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Tram T1
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Tram T3
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Traxx
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TU 47
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Solaris Urbino (bus)
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Vectron
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Žabotlam
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Žralok (PESA Link II)
The TU is the everlasting star of narrow gauge railways! Although the name can imply relation to the aerodynamic shape of an aeroplane, this is not the case.
The electric locomotive DB 103, which was rightly considered a flag-ship within the fleet of Deutsche Bundesbahn. You may also have heard the nickname – „Osterei“.
The Swedish manufacturer Nydqvist och Holm AB might not sound familiar. But its acronym – NOHAB – surely will. This was the place, where new locomotives – based on American EMD...
A Briquette or Black face. Different nicknames represent a legend and a symbol of the underground transportation within CEMA.
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