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Istanbul Haydarpasa Port(Asian-Side) Winter 2012.... to be cont.....  |
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...now we go upper deck....that is colder.....  |
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This is quite interesting, Mehmet. How many wagons does the ferryboat hold? I would imagine 4 or 6? Thanks,Peter
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Originally Posted by: petestra  This is quite interesting, Mehmet. How many wagons does the ferryboat hold? I would imagine 4 or 6? Thanks,Peter Hello Peter, That is exactly what I had thought before filming the whole event. I am glad you have found it interesting,too.....If the wagons are long 12 , but they are short 16..... Cheers, mehmet |
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Originally Posted by: Alsterstreek  Dear Mehmet, Very interesting. No switches on deck, low waterline: This prototype calls for being modeled! Thanks - Ak Dear Ak, I would be a big lie for me if I told you that I hadn't thought of this on my lay-out.....but it takes a huge place on the surface.... Thanks for the interest... Cheers, mehmet |
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...right side of the upper deck....  ....left side of it......  |
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Enjoyed these home movies from Istanbul. Something magical about trains in the snow. This is especially true in Turkey when the wagons involved are from clear across the continent!
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Originally Posted by: BR01097  Enjoyed these home movies from Istanbul. Something magical about trains in the snow. This is especially true in Turkey when the wagons involved are from clear across the continent!
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I must admit that I felt that magic at every single moment during the entire tip.....hope to share it with you all,too.... |
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Originally Posted by: BR01097  Enjoyed these home movies from Istanbul. Something magical about trains in the snow. This is especially true in Turkey when the wagons involved are from clear across the continent!
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I had the good fortune to be there in April 2010 and spotted a barge carrying a couple of DB wagons. It didn't snow then, but it was pretty cold! |
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Originally Posted by: ozzman  Originally Posted by: BR01097  Enjoyed these home movies from Istanbul. Something magical about trains in the snow. This is especially true in Turkey when the wagons involved are from clear across the continent!
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I had the good fortune to be there in April 2010 and spotted a barge carrying a couple of DB wagons. It didn't snow then, but it was pretty cold! Hi Gary, I must admit that our visit has insipered the whole idea with me.....  That was a nice memory,too... Cheers, mehmet |
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..now we are walking to the back of the ship..... |
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Those were great videos, Mehmet. Very informative. Thanks again. Peter
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Hello Peter, We are just about to leave Asia.....  But you see loading youtube takes a long time.....  Thanks for the interest..... Cheers, mehmet |
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Hello Mehmet! Quite interesting subject, and clearly a super idea to translate on a model RR. This must be the same route followed by the CIWL/ ISG Orient Express coaches before WW II, while transferring into Asia and all the way to Bagdad and Cairo! Did you have a chance to see the builder plate on the ship and noted thd date it was build Thanks for the pics and videos!! Cheers. |
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Originally Posted by: jvuye  Hello Mehmet! Quite interesting subject, and clearly a super idea to translate on a model RR. This must be the same route followed by the CIWL/ ISG Orient Express coaches before WW II, while transferring into Asia and all the way to Bagdad and Cairo! Did you have a chance to see the builder plate on the ship and noted thd date it was build Thanks for the pics and videos!! Cheers. Hi Jacques, I must admit that I have no idea about the CIWL/ ISG Orient Express coaches before WW II.... All I can say it does not exsist another pass for the wagons to cross the continents in Istanbul...... About the builder plate on the ship and noted thd date it was build....I will try to get into the area once again and will do my best...but the area is a forbidden zone.....so if I cannot manage to get a picture, please accept my advance apologies..... Cheers, mehmet |
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Originally Posted by: jvuye  Hello Mehmet! ......Did you have a chance to see the builder plate on the ship and noted thd date it was build.....
Hi Jacques, As promised here is my homework..... Totally there are three of them.....Demiryolu I was built in 1964 but no longer in service..it is being used for another puprpose(ship building)  That is what I was told....Demiryolu III (Raiway III) was built in 1982....at Haliç Tersanesi(Golden-Horn Shipyard)...with a number of 198...    |
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...the guy in white shirt is one of the captains of the company.... ....the other one is a friend of mine, who has welcomed me on his trains at the engine....   |
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....while leaving the area.....another interview was going on about the historical building of Haydarpasa Station....  |
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....but you see we did not want to waste time there since we were a bit hungry....    my favourite dish...... ...the restaurant is older than the ships and even the loco.....  Well, Jacques, hope I have passed my test.... ...but don't forget.....Istanbul is waiting for you....so are Marklinistanbul and I....... Cheers, mehmet |
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Shall we go back to January 2012..... ....we are saying BYE to Asia..... |
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Thanks a million Mehmet, this is just great stuff! You are a great reporter and you have added a little more knowledge of the history of the magical Orient Express story!
I have not forgotten that you and Marklinistambul are expecting a visit some day.
I will have to make up my mind...by train of by sea? (I no longer fly...)
But you will be part of the deal, promised!
Next available trip of the train to Istambul is 5 to 6 of September 2013... so I can start planning!!
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Originally Posted by: jvuye  Thanks a million Mehmet, this is just great stuff! You are a great reporter and you have added a little more knowledge of the history of the magical Orient Express story!
I have not forgotten that you and Marklinistambul are expecting a visit some day.
I will have to make up my mind...by train of by sea? (I no longer fly...)
But you will be part of the deal, promised!
Next available trip of the train to Istambul is 5 to 6 of September 2013... so I can start planning!!
Thanks again
You are billion times welcome, Jacques  I, myself , have learnt many things.....  About your visit, I can guarantee a very good hospitality but not trains in 87/1...  but a good choice in 1/87.... Cheers, mehmet |
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Thanks Mehmet. It looked c-c-cold! |
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Originally Posted by: ozzman  Thanks Mehmet. It looked c-c-cold! Hi Gary, Believe I was almost frozen to death that day...but I enjoyed it a lot.....keep an eye on the thread...you will find many more interesting things.... Cheers, mehmet |
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...some of the captains were quick enough.... |
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...hold tight, please......... |
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Thanks for the two latest instalments! Where is the wagon ferry terminal on the European side? Was the loco in the second video one of those little Br 260s? |
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Great videos, Mehmet. I really enjoyed the ferry/rail trip. I imagine it's quite difficult to line up the ferry to the tracks? Peter
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Mehmet,
Fantastic videos and pictures. During a trip to Istanbul I saw them offloading wagons at Haydarpasa station from the ferry, great to see it finally documented.
I heard recently a rumour that there had been a bid fire at Haydarpasa station, was this correct, I must say the station looks great from you photos, as does the food.........lovely. It would have been a pleasure to join you especially if we could have had some borek to start.
Please keep your photos coming very interesting.
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Originally Posted by: ozzman  Thanks for the two latest instalments! Where is the wagon ferry terminal on the European side? Was the loco in the second video one of those little Br 260s? Hi Gary, The wagon ferry terminal is just between the Platforms and the sea.....The loco is a bit similar to DHG 700 C (Ma: 30088.1).....but a Turkish made.... Cheers, mehmet |
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