Die Wuppertalbahn im Modell - Von Dahlhaus nach Kräwinklerbrücke
The Wuppertal Railway was put into operation in several sections from 1886 to 1910 and ran from the Bergisches Land to the Märkisches Kreis to Westphalia and of course back again. The line was closed in the mid-1980s. The Reviermodule e.V. association has recreated a piece of this historic railway line on several modules. The journey goes from Dahlhaus (Wupper) to Kräwinklerbrücke. The station buildings and bridges are laser cut from cardboard. On the way are typical passenger and freight trains from the 1950s and 1960s. A special feature is a push-pull train, pulled or pushed by a V36 with a raised driver's cab. In overrun mode, the locomotive driver sits in the front sidecar and transmits the driving commands to the mechanical assistant via a bell cable. This operates the diesel locomotive.