European Railways in the 1990s Denmark DSB Locations from Naestved to Kobenhavn on 28th March 1996

EUROPEAN RAILWAYS of the 1990s
Denmark (DSB) From Naestved to Kobenhavn on 28th March 1996
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On this cold snowy day I ventured into Denmark via the train ferry from Puttgarden to Rodby then caught a train to Naestved. A rather exposed location but very interesting as I saw my very first MY 1100 class. Shortly moving North towards Kobenhavn (Copenhagen) I stopped off at Roskilde and then just on the outskirts of Copenhagen a town called Hoje Taastrup. A very busy and well served place. Finally before it got too dark I ended up at Kobenhavn.H where I did some video from outside the station looking South. The types of traction I managed to capture on film were Diesel Classes MY 1100, MZ 1400 and DMU 5000 The driving cab of the stock is mounted high and above the passenger compartment and looks quite unique. Out of the Electric Classes I witnessed Class EA 3000 and ME 1500 plus the Regionaltog 2000 EMU.
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[@SJJ5891]

Great video- thank you for posting. I lived in Denmark for a few yrs recently and its a complete locomotive desert like everywhere else. I remember seeing a few MZ locos though and being suitably impressed- great big ugly brutes- fantastic!

[@spompey]

You're very welcome and many thanks ....Mark

[@ianpark1906]

The MY class loco sounded great 👍😃

[@spompey]

Almost like a "Western"....Many thanks and best wishes....Mark