This picture has been circulating on Facebook today. Nobody knows where this depot is (was) located. Anybody have an idea?
Figured I'd ask the experts! Would be cool to model as new or as depicted.
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There was series of these photos making the rounds some time ago. I may still be able to find them. I believe this system is located in one of the former Iron Curtain countries.
Bob
Transylvania?
Phil
Zugliget Budapest, Hungary:
http://veke.hu/2007/01/harom-e...incs-58-as-villamos/
http://www.blikk.hu/blikk_aktu...gallot-budan-2086892
You can translate the pages in Google.
A model of the station:
Other pictures:
Jerry
Here are a few color images of what was the Number 58 Line:
The area occupied by the former terminus in now a campground:
Here's a link to a page featuring the history of the line:
http://hampage.hu/trams/58-as/e_index.html
Bob
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Wow, thank you everyone!
I had no idea it was located overseas. Makes sense after studying the architectural facets in some of the other photos.
Just amazing the history of what it was and to see so many pictures through the years that capture how it has evolved into what it is used for today.
The wooden model is pretty too.
I had no idea it was located overseas. Makes sense after studying the architectural facets in some of the other photos.
Just amazing the history of what it was and to see so many pictures through the years that capture how it has evolved into what it is used for today.
The wooden model is pretty too.
Double wow!! Who built that model? And interesting to note that much English on
the signs...and an active campground? And this after the 1970's when British camping
tours were common.
Been trying to find where I found the model:
http://www.scenelaboratory.com...folio/concept-design
They are some sort of architectural firm I think.
Other pics of the model:
Looks like a major project to build a model of this one!
Jerry
