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This is the official site for members of the society and for those with an interest in the railways of the Benelux countries.The BRS exists to foster interest in the individual railways of The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, their rolling stock and provide a forum and advice and information for those seeking to model these systems.
This web site is designed to complement the activities of the Society and its Newsletter and is continuing to develop There are still a number of gaps we are working on to fill, please bear with us!.
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Picture of the month
Plan T EMU 518 is seen here speeding through Zwijndrecht station on 4-6-2010
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Help Wanted!
To enable us to provide you the user of this site we have a policy of continuous update. Some parts of the site are still under construction and in many cases this is because we do not have the information. Can you help? We are looking for more information and photographs of the following:
Stations and track plans
History of NS, SNCB and CFL
Details of signalling and trackwork
Modelling articles and photos
Links to other sites
Wagon and engineering stock photos and details
If you have any of this material and you are willing to share, please contact the webmaster.
A new links page has been added which will take you to other pages of Benelux interest. At present this remains incomplete and I hope to introduce suitable content soon.
Work has also started on the Station Survey pages. These will eventually house full information on all the Benelux system stations. It is hoped to include photographs, track plans and historys of all the stations. This work will take a long time to complete and any assistance will be most welcome.
