You won’t need much more information than is presented in the photograph.
Mark
LOL, so was there once a railroad, or did they run out of money building it, and built 50-ft of track and got one engine?!(that has happened, the KCS in the 19th century was supposed to go through Kansas, and you can see the grade by the ATSF for a while, no trains ever ran on it-ran out of money)
Google is your friend: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rail_transport_in_Iceland
Smile,
Stein
Duh, and I thought I new all about odd railways in the world… like the coal mine railroad on Spitsbergen / Svalbard, the Bermuda railway and the locomotive at, I believe, one of the Acores Islands. You learn something new every day.
greetings,
Marc Immeker
about your signature. i thought you were talking about today until it said that socrates said it.
Yeah, but have things really changed?
greetings,
Marc Immeker
nope, but worse.
Hmmm, according to the National Geographic I saw in the barber sahop, most of Iceland is volcanic. So if you are going to model the whole Icelandic railroad system (which I understand to mean ‘no selective compression’), you should start by gaining title to Yellowstone National Park. At HO scale (1/87 real life) it should be about big enough.
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