Friday, December 30, 2011

CFR 150.1114 at Brasov Train Station




 I have known for a long time that there is a beautiful steam locomotive exhibited at the train station of Brasov. Unfortunately when I was in Brasov I was usually just travelling through, so for years I did not get a chance to see the locomotive... until the spring of 2011, when I went there with the clear purpose to take some shots of the magnificent CFR 150.1114. It is on display right behind the station, so if you go there, you really cannot miss it:




  This is not the first locomotive of the CFR 150.1000 series or of the 150.000 series that I have written about before. For detailed history about the locos 150.1101-150.1123 please read my article bout CFR 150.1123 at Dej Triaj Depot, but I also recommend taking a look at CFR 150.1105 at Sibiu steam locomotive museum and CFR 150.105 at Dej Triaj Depot. Note, however that the 150.1100 and 150.100 series are quite different. Also the locomotives 150.1101-150.1123 (including the 150.1114 at the Brasov train station) were not really built for CFR, they arrived to Romania as war prey and they are German locos. The 150.1114 is actually a steam locomotive of type DR 50.




  Being exhibited in the train station of one of the most important cities of Romania, CFR 150.1114 is quite well known. Even H0 scale copies of it exist. Here are a few videos about the CFR 150.1114 model:




  CFR 150.1114 is well-maintained and nicely painted. The poeople who travel through the Brasov train station really do have something to see there:




Facts:
ID: CFR 150.1114
Wheel Arrangement: 2-10-0
Built: 1941
Builder: Borsig
Top Speed: 80 km/h
Gauge: Standard (1435 mm)
Location: Brasov, Romania (train station)


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5 comments:

Markus Heesch said...

Hello Andras,

would you allow me to use one of the pictures on my website?

http://lokliste.homepage.t-online.de

German Number is 50 517
Borsig 14993

Bazsó-Dombi András said...

Hello Markus,

Yes, please feel free to use it. Send me a link when it's done ;)

Markus Heesch said...

You can find it at number 50 517 on my list or here:

http://www.abload.de/img/50517xyu7n.jpg

Do you know the exact date?

Bazsó-Dombi András said...

Thank you and congratulations for your site! If I can contribute to it with more pictures or info, just let me know.

Markus Heesch said...

Thank you very much!

I'm looking forward to see new pictures from you, especially from german locos ;)

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