ODIN: A Replica of the First Danish Steam Locomotive
In September 2018 a 1:1 replica of ODIN, the first danish steam locomotive, was inagurated after 14 years of work. On a number of occasions over the summer of 2019, the Danish Railway Museum had ODIN running on their short piece of track in Odense for interested visitors. Date: July 13, 2019 Location: Odense Country: Denmark © 2019 Peter Grønbæk Andersen
▶︎
Preparing K 563 at the Danish Railway Museum
▶︎
Class 85: Steam locomotive for the Höllental
▶︎
Driver's Eye View of the MTVS Line into Crèvecoeur-le-Grand.
▶︎
The Greatest Garden Railway of all time - with the Biggest Working Steam Locomotive in the UK.
▶︎
9 REASONS WHY DANES DON’T LIKE YOU: Expat Tip on How to Avoid Danish Culture Clash
▶︎
Miniature Armoured Train Fought Hitler's Luftwaffe!
▶︎
This Engine Breaks ALL the Rules
▶︎
The HORRORS of German Tank Destroyer Crews
▶︎
RESTORED in 20'000+ HRS | HEAVIEST OPERATING PREWAR STEAM LOCOMOTIVE in EUROPE - SNCF 241-A-65
▶︎
De sidste damplokomotiver i drift - 1
▶︎
HOW TO BEHAVE IN NORWAY: 11 THINGS YOU SHOULD NEVER DO. Norwegian Etiquette
▶︎
7 1/4” gauge Duke of Gloucester Steam Test
▶︎
MO 1846 Before Breaking Down and MZ 1401 Heading to Fredericia
▶︎
The Spitfire That Was Better Than the P-51 (Even Germany Agreed)
▶︎
Switzerland’s Historic Railway Giants Return 🚂🔥 | Bahnfestival Brugg 2026
▶︎
Best Engine Ever…🔥 Rare Old Engines Starting Up Sound That Will Blow Your Ears
▶︎
The Trebbin Disaster 1962
▶︎
Model Train Making Process. A 73-year-old Japanese artisan crafting model trains for decades.
▶︎
MY, MX, MZ (NOHAB GM) and freight traffic in Denmark | June 2026
▶︎