LINKS TO OTHER SITES

LINKS TO OTHER SITES

http://www.trainweb.org/norwayrail/

This site has details of each railway line in Norway. There is a strip map of each line and photos of most stations and trains on the line.

There is also as a large collection of photographs of locomotives and rolling stock, especially carriages. Click on the links below to go to specific pages.

Finse stasjon (Finse station webcam)

Arendalsbanen
Bergensbanen
Bratsbergbanen
Bergensbanen
Dovrebanen
Drammenbanen
Flekkefjordbanen
Gjøvikbanen
Hovedbanen
Kongsvingerbanen
Kragerølinjen
Meråkerbanen
Norlandsbanen
Ofotbanen
Randsfjordbanen
Raumabanen
Rjukanbanen
Rørosbanen
Solørbanen
Sørlandsbanen
Valdresbanen
Vestfoldbanen
Østfoldbanen

Damplokomotiver (steam locos)
Diesellok
Elektriske lok
Skiftetraktorer (shunting locomotives)
Motorvogner (multiple units)

Personvogner (passenger coaches)
Trevogner (wooden bodied coaches)

Stålvogner (older steel-bodied coaches)

B1-serien (NSB B1 series coaches)

B2-serien (NSB B2 series coaches)

B3-generasjonen (NSB B3 type coaches)

B5-generasjonen (NSB B5 type coaches)

B7-generasjonen (NSB B7 type coaches)

godsvogner (freight wagons)

Intern materiell (engineering type vehicles)

Tom Ottesen's amazing collection of photographs of NSB locos, carriages, wagons and lines is an absolute fund of information. Don't miss it.

http://hjem.ha-nett.no/tottesen/

Below are listed four of the main model shops in Norway. All export models and you can pay by credit card.

http://www.bergen-modelljernbane.no/

http://www.electradeshop.com/index.htm

http://www.frisenfeldt.no/

http://www.nmj.no/

The website below has an interesting selection of photographs taken on the Bergen line near Finse

http://home.hib.no/studenter/hib00pit/finse/tog.htm

Interested in Bergen trams? - this site is excellent

http://bes.20m.com/

This is a German language site with a fantastic selection of photos of the Raumabane, Nordlandsbane and Arendalsbane

http://www.blockstelle.de/galerierauma.html

http://www.blockstelle.de/galerienordl.html

http://www.blockstelle.de/galeriearendal.html

http://www.blockstelle.de/galerienordland.html

A German website with lots of photos of NSB Di3s

http://mitglied.lycos.de/nohbi/Norwegen/Norwegen.htm

Lolke Bijlsma has an extensive website in English.

http://www.speakeasy.org/~lbijlsma

There are various sections about the Di3 and Di 4 class

Dombas as a prototype is covered at while a section of this site concerns a model layout of Dombas in a restricted site.

Another Di 3 site - some excellent photographs

http://www.trainweb.org/dombas/

This website features a wide range of thumbnail photos of trains, and lineside details

http://home.online.no/~perein-o/Jernbanebilder/NORSKE-BILDER.HTM

Ollie Hokas's website is one of the best I've found on the NSB. He describes Dombas in great detail.

http://olliehokas.tripod.com/sida1.html

Ollie also has a series of pages about other NSB matters such as locomotives. He calls it Ollie's Trainstuff

http://olliehokas.tripod.com/Trainst.html

Thomas Brederbroeker has a small website about the NSB which is in German.

http://home.t-online.de/home/thomas.bredenbroeker/home.htm

A useful collection of photos of modern NSB make up this website

http://www.finnmoller.dk/rail-no/

This website covers the Raumabane, the Ofotenbane and the Flamsbane with details of the authors model railway inspired by Flam. Its in Dutch but there are a lot of useful photographs.

http://home.iae.nl/users/erikt/html/flam_in_model.html

This isn't a Norwegian site but I've included it because of the photos and scale drawings that can be found for each wagon type. The site is actually for Green Cargo, the freight division of Swedish railways. Clicking on the dropdown menus takes you to the code for each wagon type. Select and a photo appears. Scroll down under the photo and there is a link - the code underlined. Click on this and you'll see a scale dimensioned drawing - very useful!

http://www2.sjgods.sj.se/godsvagnar/

This site has a variety of locomotive, multiple unit and station photos together with some modelling information.

http://home.online.no/~flytoget/tog/tog.htm

The websites below are all worth looking at but I have not had time to write details about each. This will follow shortly

http://www.jeco.se/jeco/jeco_intro.asp

http://home.online.no/~saberg/arnstein/jernbane/norsk.html

http://www.jernbane.net/

http://www.jernbaneverket.no/

http://www.railorama.dk/freight/index.htm

http://home.chess.no/lokstallenhobby/

http://home.no.net/matsmb/tog/no/index.htm

http://www.mjhobby.se/mjhobby/index.htm