Scale 1/22,5 light industrial railway modelling

While involved in the struggle of building a Feldbahn locomotive in 1/22,5 scale from brass, I decided to have something different during the holidays and pulled out the “Gn15 Modern…

After starting to build a new chicken shack or shed respectively, because the intermediary result did not meet my requirements, I thought it could be a good idea to build…

This is another project keeping me busy for a long time: The construction of an IR-controlled Diesel critter. The motor, gearbox, circuit board(s) and all electronic equipment origins from a…

The theme park „Tolk-Schau” (county of Schleswig-Holstein, northern Germany) origins from a small fairy tale oriented theme park and has turned quite huge (30-35 hectares), with a great variety of…

I created a category “projects” to report occasionally little progress on current projects, because it takes usually such a long time until a project is finished and the corresponding building…

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Content/translation in progress … 1. Reportage “Der Nudelexpress” auf bahnforum.info *klick* 2. www.bahnforum.info *klick* (you have to submit/login) 3. www.schmalspur-eurpoa.at *klick* 4. www.feldbahn.forumieren.com *klick* … and there is a video…

Still suffering from a lack of time – as I try to get into the operation of a CAD software (Autodesk Intenvor®) – I decided to build at second a…

Even still suffering from a lack of time and the realization, that my modelling doesn’t always meet my necessary requirements, I started a new project: a HAWE trolley as often…

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Becoming aware of a project *click* of Marc Reusser on Finescalerr Forum *click*, who was/is dabbling with the possibilities of building a model/diorama only with paper/card board, I noticed immediately…

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The entire draisine/critter is selfbuilt from styrene (sheets and evergreen strips), 1mm brass rod for the handles, Balsa wood and Ozark® couplings. It is driven by a Bachmann® Street Car…

All’s well that end’s well – after cutting, treating with stain and colouring innumerable wooden sleepers, the final result matches my ideal. Therefore this time I started with some limewood…

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Building my Diesel Draisine/Critter #13 I thought about the situation that there are hardly historical locomotives of 381mm gauge in Germany to build as a model, apart from the 3…