Magdeburg railcar 124
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The history of the tram
Magdeburger Verkehrsbetriebe (MVB)
Operational
: Delivered as Magdeburg railcar 124, manufacturer Niesky, type Christoph & Unmack Niesky OL.
Postcard: Magdeburg railcar 124 (1928)Historic railcar 124 of the Magdeburg Transport Company, built in 1928 at the Niesky Wagon Factory, in service until 1977, used as a library car in 1981, and as a HTM (High-Tech Vehicle) from 1985.
The car is a listed historical monument.By H. Jungbär, Henrik Boye, Verlag Lichtbild-Schincke - .Museumsdepot Sudenburg
Open regularly
: Arrived at the museum as Magdeburg museum tram 124 (ex Magdeburg railcar 124), manufacturer Niesky, type Christoph & Unmack Niesky OL.
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How do you drive a historic tram? (2020)On the road with the historic railcar 124 of the IGNah - Interest Group for Historic Local Transport and Trams in Magdeburg.
Exactly, I'm taking you on a quick trip today. The weather here is perfect with a color-changing effect. The sun is making its move. If you're curious about what Robert is doing during Pentecost or in his free time, our historic trams are running, words are being spoken, and traffic lights are testing your patience. Sometimes you need to get away. Signals only turn on now. It might keep going. In this video, you can see how to operate such an old vehicle in action, including racing with cyclists. Captain Picard, a bridge entry is no problem. Rolf, drive on my bell. Greetings, and check the mirror. That's it for now, until next time.By LionTraffic - .
Magdeburg museum tram 124 inside Museumsdepot Sudenburg (2014)"A ticket to Frohse, Mr. Conductor!" From Buckau continue by suburban train. Since 1921By Henrik Boye - .
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Training ride on railcar 124 (2019)Extensive activities are required to preserve historic trams as technical monuments and witnesses of a bygone era, and make them accessible to interested people. For example, new drivers need to be trained for the old trams. When you have such talented club members as we do, the training trips not only make everyone involved sweaty, but they are great fun!By MaxRaffael - .