| CHRONOLOGICALLY |
| Newest here: |
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199 My Lisbon tram 28 diorama |
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229 My Fine Models E71 scale 1 model (Scale 1) |
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225 Små krokodille-historier – “Small crocodile stories” (SBB Ce 6/8 etc.) in the Norwegian hobby magazine “Modell & Elektronikk” |
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224 My sharp curve wye switch – (DIY short turnout, scale 1) |
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216 My album of model railway photos |
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207 My “Im taking an early holiday cos i know summer comes soonest in the south” note – a brutally modified poster |
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203 SBB Historic: Schaltplan: two circuit diagrams of the Ce 6/8 III crocodile |
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201 My Krokis notes (Scale 1) |
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188 My BRAWA 0571 BLS Te 2/3 |
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158 All Trains to Stop (the book) (With a scanned photo by Hans Steeneken) |
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155 All trains to stop (even models) (two Märklin steam engines that I sold) |
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142 SBB Ae 3/6 II (at Galleria Baumgartner) (Scale 1) |
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132 Railway modelling scratchpad |
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131 SBB Ae 3/6 II (Z scale by Märklin) |
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123 My Märklin 37294 DB Class 191 electric locomotive |
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118 My Fleischmann 396071 DR-Baureihe E 60 |
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087 SBB Ae 3/6 II (H0 brass by Lemaco) (add-on below) |
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087 SBB Ae 3/6 II (Spring-loaded Lemaco model) (add-on to above) |
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086 SBB Ae 3/6 II (1:45 by model rail ag) (Scale 0) |
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085 Roco 78494 ÖBB Class 1245 (527-5) |
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082 NMJ derailments – Norsk Modelljernbane avsporinger på Märklin M-skinner |
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080 Connecting catenary wires? |
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070 SBB Ae 3/6 II revision dates? |
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052 SBB Ae 3/6 II differences |
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048 SBB Ae 3/6 II (Scale models) – Swiss electrial locomotive SBB Ae 3/6 II non-Märklin models |
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046 SBB Ae 3/6 II (H0) – Swiss electrial locomotive SBB Ae 3/6 II mostly Märklin models |
| OLDER |
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A model to fulfill – My 1962 layout and San Gimignano 1300 (Left photo here) |
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A-class’ifiers – Mercedes-Benz A-class 1.gen model collection (Left photo of 1/18 Maisto A-class short facelift here) |
| GROUPS |
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Modelljernbanesider (Left photo here, scale 1) |
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My Crocodile locomotive pages |
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MINIATURES |
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ALL TRAINS TO STOP |
| ABOUT |
| I have been interested in model trains since I was little, and can enjoy some models as objects of art |
