Modellbahntag in Dischingen | Eisenbahn-Romantik
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Really superb set of modelling.
I would love to know more about the viaduct, is it a concrete moulded one in place permanently or a portable one made of something much lighter. Believe me a concrete one that size would not be movable with any ease.
Dischlingen Station is around 5 km from the Hartsfeldbahn Museum on the line that used to run from Aalen to Dillingen in the South of Germany not too far from Stuttgart. If in the area the Eisenbahn Museum at Nordlingen is well worth a visit with steam specials out on the main line from time to time.
I would love to know more about the viaduct, is it a concrete moulded one in place permanently or a portable one made of something much lighter. Believe me a concrete one that size would not be movable with any ease.
Dischlingen Station is around 5 km from the Hartsfeldbahn Museum on the line that used to run from Aalen to Dillingen in the South of Germany not too far from Stuttgart. If in the area the Eisenbahn Museum at Nordlingen is well worth a visit with steam specials out on the main line from time to time.
Thank you.
Wow. Delightful.
The station itself is beautiful.
The modeling superb, yet, all of the modelers seem , relaxed, fun loving, but still very detail oriented. And, supremely collaborative….not always something ive seen in some garden railway clubs.
in watching a description of the conductor’s/postal car, i loved the tiny world and plausibility created by the detailing, something i too have done, but only with stock LGB.
I particularly liked seeing the setting out all of the figures and creating small scenes, just like some of us mere mortal modelers.
Finally, what a joy to see live steam running at scale speeds.
Wow. Delightful.
The station itself is beautiful.
The modeling superb, yet, all of the modelers seem , relaxed, fun loving, but still very detail oriented. And, supremely collaborative….not always something ive seen in some garden railway clubs.
in watching a description of the conductor’s/postal car, i loved the tiny world and plausibility created by the detailing, something i too have done, but only with stock LGB.
I particularly liked seeing the setting out all of the figures and creating small scenes, just like some of us mere mortal modelers.
Finally, what a joy to see live steam running at scale speeds.
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