Linz Gstadt Bahn 2

AustrianNG

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Is that a commercial kit, diy job, or something you have had printed?


It is completely scratch built. I used photos of real sheds from the 50s/60s to base it on.
This is the old one of LGB1


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The main station looking from the east. The storage sidings are in the distance to the right of the shed.

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Should that not be West, assuming that North is straight up and East is tilted to the right..:D

My neck hurts now...
 
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Look's more 'top-left' to me? o_O;)
 

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...Ah, but did you factor in for the curvature of the Earth. >:)
 

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The photo loaded sideways again
 

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So much is beginning to resemble the old LGB 1! Very nice I must say.

Thanks Jon. This time during lockdown gives me a chance to replicate some of my favourite parts of LGB1.
I have been reading “Schmalspur durch Österreich” (Narrow gauge through Austria) looking for inspiration for more buildings to make diaramas around the LGB2.
The 1:1 fences will gradually disappear as I plant more trees and bushes.
Garsten shed is back.....
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The mountain section of the LGB2 is now on.
I have the track ready and the plan in my head.
only problem is I need Celcon or Thermalite blocks as part of the formation work. A visit to b & q website says you can click and collect - only problem is you have to wait an hour to get on the site to place an order.....this is to “improve your customer experience”
 

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.................... problem is you have to wait an hour to get on the site to place an order.....this is to “improve your customer experience”

................... and you know just how badly you wanted your customer experience improved :D:D:D
 

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Some Builders merchants are still open and they also deliver, can also be cheaper than the big chains.

Might be worth a call, to help keeps thing nicely

Dan
 

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Wickes are cheaper than Q&B for blocks.
 

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Enjoying reading this thread. Good to see it running again.
 

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The construction industry is 'sort of' released from lock down. Suppliers are now largely open but only for collection of pre-ordered items.
 

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Reverted to plan B.
mountain build is underway.
Pics in a few days......
 

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The construction industry is 'sort of' released from lock down. Suppliers are now largely open but only for collection of pre-ordered items.
Yeah, construction per se was not included in the lockdown, but the difficulties with supplies, and with specific spheres of operation and social distancing, have hindered a lot of work.

The FMB ( a rather ambiguous term for an organisation where you only have to pay to join) have been issuing their own guidelines for domestic projects.
 

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My problem is most the local yards are saying they will only deal if you have an account..

I can understand this for Jo Public, wanting a bag of cement, of half a dozen slabs.. But for a bigger project, it is a PITA.
 

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If its a bigger project ask for a cash account (pay as you go). You should get a discount as well.
 

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Looking good so far, Paul. Can't wait to see the next installment - the raising of the Alps!

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If its a bigger project ask for a cash account (pay as you go). You should get a discount as well.

Not taking new accounts, at the moment.. :(

I can get fencing supplies, but a bit pricey (I reckon) and 'up to' two-weeks for delivery..