Sugar beet and bricks from Leichendorf

Leichendorf started out as a halt and, after the line was closed as far as Großhabersdorf in 1986, became the terminus. Until 1989, mainly sugar beet was loaded here; freight traffic ended in 1993. One railway customer occasionally ordered gas, which was delivered in special wagons.

On our model railway you can see the sugar beet loading and one of the two former brickworks, which operated until the 1970s.

Orange and grey railcar at Leichendorf halt, a blue van at the level crossing in front — The evening 614 at the level crossing in Leichendorf, heading for Großhabersdorf

Black tank steam locomotive with a timber wagon at the level crossing — The class 71 has meanwhile arrived in Leichendorf

Overview of the module with heaps of sugar beet, conveyor belts, goods wagons and the brickworks in the background — In the foreground the loading track with the sugar beet loading, in the background one of the two mighty brickworks

Tractor with trailers full of sugar beet, workers and a conveyor belt next to loaded goods wagons — The sugar beet loading in detail