The next vessel for my N scale model ship collection: A tug boat! This little ship (balsa wood, sticked with simple grafics) now enlivens my model railroad harbour scenery. More infos and pictures? Go here: model ships - and get more ideas of how to build N scale ships for free!
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Steam locomotives? Live steam?
The following picture, of course, is not live steam - it is a photo montage! In times of Gimp and Photoshop I could not resist to pimp my little N scale steam locomotive (as seen here on the main line of my layout). After inserting the "steam" (digitally taken from a real photo) I turned the result into a black and white mode, thus creating an ambience of the "good old times".....
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live steam,
steam,
Steam locomotives
Sunday, March 21, 2010
An idea for H0 scale
Yes, I did it - my first H0 scale track-plan:
Although I prefer N scale, I tried this idea in 1:87 gauge, as this track-plan requires a managable space even in H0. Could be a good idea for beginners, as this model railroad layout has only 6 switches. The little railhead gives enough "to do" for model trains - passenger trains as well as freight trains. Scenery: rural, only short trains (loco + 3 or 4 wagons). On the left side a gravel plant. The bridge is meant to cross a street. More about this concept (any idea about what is inside the tunnels?) on my website: H0.
Although I prefer N scale, I tried this idea in 1:87 gauge, as this track-plan requires a managable space even in H0. Could be a good idea for beginners, as this model railroad layout has only 6 switches. The little railhead gives enough "to do" for model trains - passenger trains as well as freight trains. Scenery: rural, only short trains (loco + 3 or 4 wagons). On the left side a gravel plant. The bridge is meant to cross a street. More about this concept (any idea about what is inside the tunnels?) on my website: H0.
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H0,
H0 scale,
model railroad layout,
Model Trains,
Track-Plan
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