Cuban Railways

[BarbaPanagos]

The Lada and working staff....

is it a Volvo?

It looks more like a Peugeot to me...

...

[christo]

Thanks BarbaPanagos, you might be right about the car.

By the way, four more posts and you will enter your 2nd millennium

christo

[christo]

Yesterday we had cars for BarbaP, today we have wheel detail for Dimitris.

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. Wheels at the top of a tender showing inner detail at the same place as before.

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. Same wheels, different angle. The ones in the foreground look like narrow gauge!

christo.

[christo]

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. Bogies this time at the top of a tender at the repair yard in Havana.

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. The same wheels as in previous photos at the top of a tender, shown from a different angle, at the same place as before.

christo.

[BalkanExpress]

Christo,

I've seen those locos in that repair yard before, because my parents went to Cuba twice before. Watching their pictures, nothing has changed for ages, as in the island.

Did you notice any work on them?

I've the idea that they're waiting for solding them...and the repair shop it's an excuse

Regards

BalkanExpress

[christo]

Did you notice any work on them?

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. Unfortunately, it was not me in Cuba It was my daughter Anastasia, as seen in the photo.

christo.

[christo]

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. Front left end of steam engine 1816 at the repair yard in Havana.

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. Front right end of steam engine 1816 at the repair yard in Havana.

christo.

[christo]

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. Steam engine 1657 at the repair yard in Havana.

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. Steam engine 1657 from a different angle in the same place.

christo.

[christo]

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. The tender of steam engine 1816 at the repair yard in Havana.

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. Another angle of the same tender.

christo.

[christo]

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. Right side of steam engine 1816 at the repair yard in Havana.

Photo Balkanmodels: July 2014. Steam engine 1816 and road traffic outside the repair yard.

christo.