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DE 41, Nijmegen 9 december 2006
Photo: Leen Dortwegt Homepage:leen-dortwegt.magix.net/! |
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The Railway Museum (Dutch: Het Spoorwegmuseum) in Utrecht is the Dutch National Railway Museum.
It was established in 1927 and since 1954 has been housed in the former Maliebaan station. The museum currently owns a large and varied collection of rolling stock.
Diesel-Electric Multiple Unit (DMU) NS 41 of the type DE-1, serie 21-50, nicknamed "Blue Angel" built in 1954 by NV Allan & Co's Koninklijke Nederlandsche Fabrieken van Meubelen en Spoorwegmaterieel, Rotterdam. Preserved at the Het Spoorwegmuseum / Railway Museum in Utecht Maliebaan former Station. July 15th, 2022.
These motor vehicles were soon nicknamed 'Blue Angel', because they were the saviors of a number of local railways when they threatened to be closed due to unprofitability; because they had a special blue color; because they had large aluminum wings on the carriage heads; and because at that time the movie "Der blaue Engel" by Marlene Dietrich was playing.
The trains mainly served on the local railways of Groningen, Friesland, Overijssel, Gelderland and Limburg.
The 41 entered service on November 15, 1954 from the Allan factory in Rotterdam, with 73 seats, of which 8 for a very simple 1st class.
The motor vehicle led a quiet life with no damage of any magnitude. From May 14 to May 29, 1958, the couple was in Haarlem for a minor overhaul. The major overhaul was carried out from August 26 to October 17, 1960, followed by a minor overhaul from November 2 to December 3, 1964.
From 1960 the Blue Angels were painted red with yellow piping.
In order to be able to serve on the German border track sections, the couple had to be equipped with Indusi, the German version of our ATB, which was installed on May 23, 1966. Strangely enough, the ATB installation at NS was prepared at Werkspoor from May 21 to on June 11, 1968, but the system itself was never put into use.
On May 14, 1969, train 838 Maastricht - Zandvoort consisted of the trainsets 690+270+258 that took the 41 in tow as far as Haarlem because the 41 had to undergo its major overhaul on May 16. This lasted until 11 July 1969. The carriage was also equipped with so-called 'ribbed benches'.
From June 10 to July 23, 1974, the 41 underwent a minor overhaul, after which the couple had to do it without overhaul for 8 years, just like its other Limburg colleagues. Due to the arrival of the renovated DE2s to the south, the 11 power cars were driven there and deployed from Zwolle per summer service 1982. In the night of 20 to 21 April 1982 the 41, together with the 39+40+47+48+49, came from Maastricht to Zwolle (followed a few nights later by the 42+45+50).
As of April 1983, the 41 was the only one from this group that remained, because she (along with the 22) had had a makeover from June 8 to July 15, 1982. On June 2, 1985, the curtain finally fell for the 41 after having been standing still from May 23, 1985, and the railcar was transferred to the historical file at the instigation of the Stibans. In 1987 the 41 was transferred to the Railway Museum.
The complete restoration was started in 1995, after which the 41 was definitively returned to the Railway Museum on 15 February 1996.
Since January 2009, the installation of simplified ATB (ATBe) has started. This project, which was the only one to be carried out in-house, was completed in November. The deployment certificate was received in January 2011, with which all rolling stock is operational again and has been found suitable by the Transport & Water Management Inspectorate (IVW) to drive through the country under its own power.
The 41 is in regular service in the Heimwee Express.
Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) |
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The Railway Museum (Dutch: Het Spoorwegmuseum) in Utrecht is the Dutch National Railway Museum.
It was established in 1927 and since 1954 has been housed in the former Maliebaan station. The museum currently owns a large and varied collection of rolling stock.
Diesel-Electric Multiple Unit (DMU) NS 41 of the type DE-1, serie 21-50, nicknamed "Blue Angel" built in 1954 by NV Allan & Co's Koninklijke Nederlandsche Fabrieken van Meubelen en Spoorwegmaterieel, Rotterdam. Preserved at the Het Spoorwegmuseum / Railway Museum in Utecht Maliebaan former Station. July 15th, 2022.
These motor vehicles were soon nicknamed 'Blue Angel', because they were the saviors of a number of local railways when they threatened to be closed due to unprofitability; because they had a special blue color; because they had large aluminum wings on the carriage heads; and because at that time the movie "Der blaue Engel" by Marlene Dietrich was playing.
The trains mainly served on the local railways of Groningen, Friesland, Overijssel, Gelderland and Limburg.
The 41 entered service on November 15, 1954 from the Allan factory in Rotterdam, with 73 seats, of which 8 for a very simple 1st class.
The motor vehicle led a quiet life with no damage of any magnitude. From May 14 to May 29, 1958, the couple was in Haarlem for a minor overhaul. The major overhaul was carried out from August 26 to October 17, 1960, followed by a minor overhaul from November 2 to December 3, 1964.
From 1960 the Blue Angels were painted red with yellow piping.
In order to be able to serve on the German border track sections, the couple had to be equipped with Indusi, the German version of our ATB, which was installed on May 23, 1966. Strangely enough, the ATB installation at NS was prepared at Werkspoor from May 21 to on June 11, 1968, but the system itself was never put into use.
On May 14, 1969, train 838 Maastricht - Zandvoort consisted of the trainsets 690+270+258 that took the 41 in tow as far as Haarlem because the 41 had to undergo its major overhaul on May 16. This lasted until 11 July 1969. The carriage was also equipped with so-called 'ribbed benches'.
From June 10 to July 23, 1974, the 41 underwent a minor overhaul, after which the couple had to do it without overhaul for 8 years, just like its other Limburg colleagues. Due to the arrival of the renovated DE2s to the south, the 11 power cars were driven there and deployed from Zwolle per summer service 1982. In the night of 20 to 21 April 1982 the 41, together with the 39+40+47+48+49, came from Maastricht to Zwolle (followed a few nights later by the 42+45+50).
As of April 1983, the 41 was the only one from this group that remained, because she (along with the 22) had had a makeover from June 8 to July 15, 1982. On June 2, 1985, the curtain finally fell for the 41 after having been standing still from May 23, 1985, and the railcar was transferred to the historical file at the instigation of the Stibans. In 1987 the 41 was transferred to the Railway Museum.
The complete restoration was started in 1995, after which the 41 was definitively returned to the Railway Museum on 15 February 1996.
Since January 2009, the installation of simplified ATB (ATBe) has started. This project, which was the only one to be carried out in-house, was completed in November. The deployment certificate was received in January 2011, with which all rolling stock is operational again and has been found suitable by the Transport & Water Management Inspectorate (IVW) to drive through the country under its own power.
The 41 is in regular service in the Heimwee Express.
Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) |
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NSM DE-1 NSM DE-1 41 at Hengelo during the NS open day on the 2nd of October 1999.
Photo and scan by Peter Schokkenbroek
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| DE 41 took part in the Grand Parade of Trains in Amersfoort on 17 September 2014. E-Mail: Leon2711schrijvers@yahoo.co.uk |
| On 17 October Blue Angel DE 41 was at Amersfoort. This class of DMUs was called Blue Angel because of the blue colours and the winged emblem of the manufacturer; the Dutch firm Allan. A broad gauge version of the Blue Angel DE-1 was delivered to CP, the Portuguese State railways. E-Mail: Leon2711schrijvers@yahoo.co.uk |
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Special: NVBS 75 year Apeldoorn/Zutphen/Dieren
NSM DE-I 41 + HSA DE-II 186
seen 14-10-2006 at Zutphen
Photo: B. Nielsen bjornon@hotmail.com http://www.spoorvinder.tk |
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DE-I 41 in 's-Hertogenbosch. 08.03.2006 Photo by Thomas van Berkel |
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DE-I 41 in 's-Hertogenbosch. 08.03.2006 Photo by Thomas van Berkel |
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Dutch National Railway Museum Utrecht (Het Spoorwegmuseum)
Blaume Engel (NS 41) DMU (1954)
August 2018
Photo by A. Rueda (ad.rueda@gmail.com) |
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Blauwe Engel (in English: Blue Angel) DE-I 41 as train 82113 from Bilthoven to Nedtrain in Tilburg, passing through Tilburg. The weather was really bad today. It surprises me that the ride wasn't cancelled. About a week before this photo, the train went four a tour through the south of the Netherlands, including a special ride bringing the prince of the carnaval festival to Maastricht. I think something was noticed during that ride, which is being fixed in the Tilburg workshop. On March 8th, it will return to the museum in Utrecht. Scaled version of a 3200x2400 photo by Jeroen van Montfort, hellfire_ultd@hotmail.com |
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Blauwe Engel (in English: Blue Angel) DE-I 41 as train 82113 from Bilthoven to Nedtrain in Tilburg, passing through Tilburg. The weather was really bad today. It surprises me that the ride wasn't cancelled. Scaled version of a 3200x2400 photo by Jeroen van Montfort, hellfire_ultd@hotmail.com |
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Blauwe Engel (in English: Blue Angel) DE-I 41 as train 82113 from Bilthoven to Nedtrain in Tilburg, waiting for a red signal, just after Station Tilburg. The weather got a bit better after this photo. Scaled version of a 3200x2400 photo by Jeroen van Montfort, hellfire_ultd@hotmail.com |
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Blauwe Engel (in English: Blue Angel) DE-I 41 as train 82113 from Bilthoven to Nedtrain in Tilburg, shunting towards the Nedtrain yard. Scaled and cut-out version of a 3200x2400 photo by Jeroen van Montfort, hellfire_ultd@hotmail.com |
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Blauwe Engel (in English: Blue Angel) DE-I 41 as train 82113 from Bilthoven to Nedtrain in Tilburg, rolling down a slope, just before it enters the Nedtrain yard. Scaled version of a 3200x2400 photo by Jeroen van Montfort, hellfire_ultd@hotmail.com |
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A NS DE1 at the Utrecht Railway Museum.
Photo by W. Schouten (Hertog-Dixi@hotmail.com) |
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DE-I 41 arriving at the Dutch Railway museum. 08.03.2006 Photo by Thomas van Berkel |
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NSM 41 as 'Heimwee Express' 28350 (Maarn Goederen - Hilversum). Driebergen-Zeist, Saturday 24th January 2009. Photo © Rogier Peeters (rogierpeeters@gmail.com) |
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NSM 41 at the Veolia open day. Venlo, Saturday 8th December 2007. Photo © Rogier Peeters (rogierpeeters@gmail.com) |
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The Railway Museum 'Blue Angel' 41 visited the Leidschendam workshops for a wheel lathe treatment in the weekend of 7 / 8 April.
NSM 41 as train 82103 (Leidschendam - Amersfoort). Photo © Rogier Peeters (rogierpeeters@gmail.com) |
| NS 41 in Zutphen on 25 September 2006 Scanned photo by Leon Schrijvers Leon2711schrijvers@yahoo.co.uk |
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NS 41 + 186 Apeldoorn 14.10.2006 Photo: Jos Straathof |
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NS 41 Zutphen 14.10.2006 Photo: Jos Straathof |
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NS 41 Utrecht Spoorwegmuseum 28.05.2007 Photo: Jos Straathof |
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NS 41 Utrecht Spoorwegmuseum 28.05.2007 Photo: Jos Straathof |
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NS/National Railway Museum - The Netherlands Open Train Festival at the National Railway Museum in Utrecht. Diesel motor car "Blauwe Engel" DE1 41. Utrecht Maliebaan - 10-04-2023 Photo by Marco van Uden |
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NS/National Railway Museum - The Netherlands Open Train Festival at the National Railway Museum in Utrecht. Interior of diesel motor car "Blauwe Engel" DE1 41. Utrecht Maliebaan - 10-04-2023 Photo by Marco van Uden |
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SHM - guests: NS 41 is arriving back in Hoorn at the end of the day,
where steamtramlocomotive GoTM 18 "Leeghwater" is already back in depot,
after the program "Weekend van het Nieuw 2001", 23-06-2001
Photo and scan: Huib. Binkhorst © (h.r.binkhorst@quicknet.nl) |
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SHM - guests: NS 41, during the program "Weekend van het Nieuw 2001"
at the station of Twisk, 23-06-2001
Photo and scan: Huib. Binkhorst © (h.r.binkhorst@quicknet.nl) |
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SHM – guests: NS 41 by the little windmill near Midwoud-Oostwoud during the program “Weekend van het nieuw 2001”, 23 june 2001
Foto & scan: Huib. Binkhorst © (h.r.binkhorst@quicknet.nl) |
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SHM - guests: NS 41 passes, during the program "Weekend van het Nieuw 2001",
the former station of Benningbroek-Sijbekarspel, 23-06-2001
Photo and scan: Huib. Binkhorst © (h.r.binkhorst@quicknet.nl) |
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SHM - guests: NS 41 arrives in Twisk, during the program
"Weekend van het Nieuw 2001", 23-06-2001
Photo and scan: Huib. Binkhorst © (h.r.binkhorst@quicknet.nl) |
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SHM - guests: NS 41 waits in its endstation Twisk, where
steamlocomotive 5 "Enkhuizen" is passing by with the train to Medemblik,
during the program "Weekend van het Nieuw 2001", 23-06-2001
Photo and scan: Huib. Binkhorst © (h.r.binkhorst@quicknet.nl) |
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SHM - guests: NS 41 stops in the station of Twisk,
during the program "Weekend van het Nieuw 2001", 23-06-2001
Photo and scan: Huib. Binkhorst © (h.r.binkhorst@quicknet.nl) |
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Bl.engel1.Steam and old diesel meeting at Hoedekenskerke on the SGB museum line
May 2008. Photo: hatwuo@zeelandnet.nl |
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Bl.2. old diesel “Blauwe Engel” at station Hoedekenskerke on the SGB museum line
May 2008. Photo: hatwuo@zeelandnet.nl |
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Bl.4. old diesel “Blauwe Engel” at station Hoedekenskerke on the SGB museum line
May 2008. Photo: hatwuo@zeelandnet.nl |
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Bl.3. old diesel “Blauwe Engel” at station Hoedekenskerke on the SGB museum line
May 2008. Photo: hatwuo@zeelandnet.nl |
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Museum-diesel motor car DE1 41 ("Blauwe Engel") close to its successor:
DH 3104 in Utrecht, 1989.
Photo and scan by Ben Doedens <b.doedens@dosgg.nl> |
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DE I 41 Blue Angel during the Trainshow of NS 150 at Utrecht GE.
Photo by: R.Maas (rmaas@worldonline.nl) |
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SHM - guests: NS 41 en steamtramlocomotive LTM 26 "Ir. P.H. Bosboom"
in the station of Wognum-Nibbixwoud, during the program
"Weekend van het Nieuw 2001", 23-06-2001
Photo and scan: Huib. Binkhorst © (h.r.binkhorst@quicknet.nl) |
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