Without losing the main focus on my Le Coureur, I would like to introduce you to one of my other modeling hobbies, 0 gauge railroading. During the Christmas holidays I was cleaning out my extensive DVD collection and realized that the 4 shelves that become free could be perfect for displaying railroad models.
Since I have nestled 4 different railroads in my long modelling life, I would like to introduce each of them on a shelf.
German Federal Railroad DB Epoche 3 (approx. 1950 to 1966), Rhaetian Railway RhB (Switzerland, 90s), Great Western Railway GWR (England, 30s) and Rio Grande narrow gauge D&RGW / RGS (USA, 40s).
I don't want to just put the models on the shelf, I want them to stand on appropriate tracks and get some scenery around them.
So I'll start with the Deutsche Bundesbahn. SInce I have not only steam locomotives but also electric locomotives, an overhead line is also installed.
According to this specification I would like to build the whole thing.
to be continued.
Since I have nestled 4 different railroads in my long modelling life, I would like to introduce each of them on a shelf.
German Federal Railroad DB Epoche 3 (approx. 1950 to 1966), Rhaetian Railway RhB (Switzerland, 90s), Great Western Railway GWR (England, 30s) and Rio Grande narrow gauge D&RGW / RGS (USA, 40s).
I don't want to just put the models on the shelf, I want them to stand on appropriate tracks and get some scenery around them.
So I'll start with the Deutsche Bundesbahn. SInce I have not only steam locomotives but also electric locomotives, an overhead line is also installed.
According to this specification I would like to build the whole thing.
to be continued.
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