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"Zuid Limburg" made by the NSpoor Group Zuid Limburg. A N-scale layout showing the typical landscape and scenery of the very Southern part of the County Limburg, the Netherlands. The members of this Modelrailwayclub have made more then 50 modulas which makes the total layout too large for average shows. Depending on the location they try to show a decent selection each time. On this day at the Zutphen modelrailway days they showed for example the station of Maastricht as eyecatcher.
Clublayout of MBS Maasbuurtspoor the Netherlands. Rotterdam, the Delfshavense Schiebruggen episode V. The Schie-bridges of Rotterdam are an attraction in the Rotterdam area due to its special shape. The builder Mike van Raaij has given great care to this model railway in the scale 1:87. The beautifully detailed landscape on the model railway has been almost reconstructed. The Schie bridges are central to this theme. In addition to the Dutch rolling stock, the original Dutch overhead line is present over the full length. The motifs on the track were originally built.
Got this one up over at Dave's : www.flickr.com/photos/davefotoblog/
There's a couple of other guys from Copenhagen as well..
This project is over 8 years in the making, as I'm preparing an upgrade to my old MOC.
The goal is to make a bridge for the purposes of spanning between tables at shows, as well as adhere to LGMS standards, which the orginal set had little hopes of accomplishing without a total rebuild.
This design is modeled after the era when Trolleys journeyed across the length, though with the size of the L-Gauge system, only the trolley and pedestrian lanes will fit.
Bridge Dimensions are 5 baseplates x 32 studs, track is 13 bricks above the table surface and the arches are built to peak at 20 bricks above the track.
A great event for train fans and kids. Los Altos Museum has it annual Train Days this weekend. Maybe 1/4 acre of model train layouts, many different gauges in a beautiful location. One layout has miniature steam engines that burn real coal.
This is the back corner of my N scale model train layout that my dad built for me in the basement of my grandma's house. The room used to be my aunt's studio but she got married and moved out and the room was finished but empty so I got to have my model trains there. I never did very much with them though.
I have no real idea when this is from. My guess would be somewhere around 1988. I still have all of the trains although they haven't run since then. I might even still have the track!
Ever Ready London transport Underground carriage from a set I purchased a few years ago. These were produced by the battery manufacturer as a promotional toy. Very basic aluminum plate toys that was battery operated on a track. I have a complete boxed set just missing the control box.
David Lee of Dundas, Canada spent 50 years making this elaborate model train set in his basement to 1/87th scale.
In 2017, it was moved to the McMaster University Health Sciences building at Bay St. and Main St. in downtown Hamilton.
Sadly David Lee died on January 22, 2019.
The Bracken Ridge Layout c.1980 - the first. About 16ft x 6.5ft, minimum radius for running lines 3ft. Duck under entry top left. Three levels, terminus top right on the intermediate level, hidden sidings and reversing loop bottom right low level. Intermediate station top left high level. Note single track continuous run right at bottom of layout.
My train path consists of 6 modules that are connected to a path that is 540 centimeters long and 90 centimeters wide. I do landscapes, lakes, rivers and small urban communities. At one end of the train track is a small caravan that houses two workers working on train rails.
"One day, the railway worker was surprised to meet a beer-drinking man who enjoyed his Pilsner beer behind his caravan on the hot summer days ..."
Per A. Høyer
Collector of Maerklin/Fleischmann
"Stop Beach" in H0 1:87 by Marc Desaever. A beautifull detailed plan with a lot of variation in scenery makes this layout very atmospheric. The scene is fictively situated at the Belgium Northsea coast with a dock area, a scrap site, fish auction and a stop at the beach. Enjoy the pictures.... I did in real!