BAHN in Australia

BAHN (JB Software, Saxony) is a shareware railway simulation package written by Jan Bochmann. It is particularly suited to simulations of mass transit systems including tramways and light rail. This page is not intended to be a detailed description of the BAHN system. For a more detailed description, see Jan Bochmann's official BAHN site.

Watch this space for updates. Files of Australian rollingstock and layouts will be made available here. If you have any Australian simulations, or if any Australians have written other BAHN networks, email me available through this site.

Australian BAHN networks

For BAHN 3.40
- Brisbane trams 1961 (ZIP, 26k) by Mark Hodson
- Sydney railways 1997 (NT3, 76k) by Herbie Freytag
For BAHN 3.58
- Melbourne tram and light rail 1997 (ZIP, 49k) by Alex Campbell
For BAHN 3.80
- Adelaide trams and trolley buses (ZIP, 41k) by Tom Steadman.
- Brisbane trams 1961 (ZIP, 9k) by Mark Hodson and revised by Tom Steadman. Screenshots: 1
- Canberra light rail 2004(?) (ZIP, 7k) by David Bromage. Proposed line between Civic and Gungahlin. Screenshots: 1 2
- Hobart trolley buses c1959 (ZIP, 45k) by Tom Steadman.
- Launceston trams 1950 (ZIP, 9k) by Tom Steadman.
- Maitland steam trams 1909-1927 (ZIP, 10k) by Tom Steadman. Screenshots: 1 2

See also Doug's Bahn Page for more Australian layouts, specialising in Sydney tramways.

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