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This German H0 layout, made by the "Modellbahnfreunde Maifeld e.V." currently has a size of approx. 14 m by 1.22 m but is under expand. It includes a large 'bahnhof' which is an end-station. The track plan does have a reverse loop, a steam depot, a diesel depot, and a two-track mainline with branch line.
The dcc system is operated with the digital system MFX and Motorola, the feedback takes place with the CAN-Digital system of Thorsten Mumm. The plant is currently being extended by a large shadow station and a parade route.
My toy from the 1960s. Had loads of fun with my trainset.
I can remember when I painted it, must have been 6-7 years old, to look dirty and adding the NSB (Norwegian) logo.
Zeb's last opening was at a place that used to be a warehouse that is now home to a model train building shop. Zeb's photos were awesome, but so were the trains. And so were the people who came to run and watch the trains. They take these trains very seriously. I loved watching the little kids who would literally run right along side the trains as they rounded the track. Zeb pointed out later that is wasn't only the kids following the trains around. All in all a pretty cool experience.
This was an 8 minute exposure taken with my pinhole a few mornings before the opening. This train was not running, obviously. The guy who worked there was running another train at the time, which Zeb and Owen were following around.
Marklin 37121 - NS 1215 + Marklin 37122 - ACTS 1251 + Marklin 37129 - EETC 1251 + Roco 79835 - Railpromo 1215
HO Scale tucks and people. The man is 3/4 " tall. I collect HO Scale cars, trucks and train stuff from Europe. Macro is the best way to photograph them.
The model wascreated with information supplied by the Archives. Alan LePain photo. Digital image made from photograph in Boston & Maine Railroad Historical Society Archives. Learn more about the B&MRRHS at www.bmrrhs.org. Photo 428
Alan, a master draftsman, created the plans for the tower, expertly executed by Jimi. Digital image made from photograph in Boston & Maine Railroad Historical Society Archives. Photo 429
a mysterious scrapbook given to me by Flickrer What Makes the Pie Shops Tick?; nearly everything in it is about model trains!
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After the train ride, all passengers were allowed free admission into the model train museum... which had a pretty incredible set up. A massive display with tunnels and buildings of all sorts, and which (someone said) cost $200,000 to put together.
Vaerwegh Dok is a clublayout of MTD Edegem in Antwerp, Belgium. This 1:87 DCC layout shows a close to reality view on daily view somewhere in a harbour city. Thats the official description but every spectator can smell the elements of club homecity Antwerp! The 11 tracks hidden station and several return loops guarantee much possible traffic on the double track main -show- line.
The Park View Layout c1990. About 11ft x 8ft, minimum radius for running lines 3ft, maximum train length Main Terminus seven Mark Ones, Branch - four coaches. Note doorway opening into room, bottom right. High level branch terminus top left. Main terminus intermediate level top right. Intermediate station and loco facilities bottom at an intermediate low level. Hidden sidings and reversing loop at lowest level top right. No continuous run!