Good bye, Unfortunately, I'm only an expert when it comes to trains in Austria. I'd like to ride some of the squeaky trains in Germany, so the Br 422, Br 423, 424, 425, and 426 My boyfriend and I were out and about last weekend. About a year ago, he had squeaky tires on four…
The variant in Cologne The variant in Munich
1. https://youtu.be/Tkyt0FqxtnU?si=gZEmlQbPiy5n_0Lz 2. https://youtu.be/0KaD9vhwuCc?si=LI6WLe1olgytb8Jb 3. https://youtu.be/YybtiBXrFxQ?si=OfyrzpNb3V_SVrRP What do you think of the series? The interior varies depending on the region.
Whether it's the scale of the Taurus (182), the champagne cork-like popping of the 141 (which is why it's also called "Knallfrosch") or the sound of the 425, which is (sometimes affectionately, sometimes disparagingly) called "Squeaky": Some locomotive and railcar series have unique sounds. What other locomotives/railcars sound good? What other examples come to mind?