Das muss eine der jüngsten und kleinsten Eisenbahnfirmen Deutschlands sein.2017 gegründet, besitzen 7 Fahrzeuge.

Diese 216 ist entweder geborgt oder vermietet. Und mal eben 53 Jahre alt. Wusste gar nicht das die noch fahren. Es könnte sich um die OnRail DH1504 handeln, eine Serie aufgearbeiteter 216 die nur das Getriebe, die Drehgestelle und die Lokhülle mit der Spenderlok gemein haben.

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Well there isn't much competition for "english language video about German infrastructure obscurity"

You can get a house for 60k?

I commented elsewhere on a post about a big US pickup being imported to Germany, saying how ridiculous they look. that was NOT well received....

Ein paar Eier kochen, wenn man die hart gekocht in den Kühlschrank packt kann man die auch am nächsten Tag noch essen

A few do, mostly in the right wing circles and a few mentally ill people ("sovereign citizens")

Hang on miss pro patriarchy has a degree in something? Or what's that outfit with the cap for?

He probably just thinks elevator music

Your mirror is gone.
If you can't replace it yourself that's probably the end of that camera.

Summary: It's quite embarrassing

I mean...a bunch of cities in Europe still have trams, those usually run on the ground. The Swiss (and a few others) just don't take the definition of "Tram" too seriously. Like the Molli in northern Germany, which is a passenger-steamtrain. Close enough, I guess.

I forgot which one it was, but there's a train-factory in Germany that has no rail-link (the conventional way), so EVERYTHING they build leaves the factory by being towed on (essentially) tram-tracks before turning off the road.

Dishsoap IN WATER.
Do you scrub your dishes or...hands with only soap and no water?

Well obviously wear a mask, but you don't want to go to town with water inside the car, especially not one filled with electronics

Pull everything out, scrub it with dish soap and disinfectant

Which version?

Germans do it too, but with a steam train. And not just once per day.

See here (english video about it)

Well they got these yellow lines. And traffic lights. And...well...a train that is rather hard to miss.

They deliver grain to a mill. When they started the mill was on the edge of town. Now it's in the center of a new business-district.

You might like this then. The SBB delivers 1000 tons of grain to a mill in downtown Zürich every day. By making a freight train pretend it's a tram.

The model has been made for a long time under various numbers, in two main versions. One with a narrow coal-storage (like yours) and one that widens up towards the top. The latter appears to be more common. Maybe contact these guys, their german website told me that they have a bunch of spares for various versions, including yours.

As a compromise, maybe you can also find larger pieces of "scenery coal", and cut one down to fit.

Not actually that unusual

It was, 7 years after that accident and a few hundred meters away. I actually previously did a post on that one.

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Well I kinda did with this one, by coincidence.

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