Great Little Things
It's time again to let the great little things take center stage!
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The new year is still young, and many new models, miniatures and drives have been completed but not yet advertised. So, without any particular order or claim to completeness, we hope you enjoy browsing through the following articles!
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All good things come in threes! We're delighted that you liked the first two half-size models so much! The c2 1002 and c3 1110 models are now sold out! But as we all know, all good things come in threes. And so we are delighted and a little proud to present the c3 1156! This very harmonious model is modelled on the prototype in conductorless condition circa 1973, i.e. after the heyday of the ‘Halbstarke Garnituren’ in Vienna, and would therefore also combine perfectly with an E1.
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Unique opportunity! The N railcars and the n trailer were used purely for light rail transport and on line 18G (1925-1961). The set of two railcars with a sidecar coupled in between is preserved in the Remise Transport Museum in very good condition to this day.
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A new carriage for the Schafberg Bahn! The Schafberg Bahn is a meter-gauge cogwheel railroad in Austria that runs between St. Wolfgang am Wolfgangsee in the Salzkammergut (542 m above sea level) and the Schafberg (1782 m above sea level). The valley station is located in Upper Austria, the mountain station in the province of Salzburg.
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We have a new photo diorama! As you can easily see, the great Rainer Imb from Artbeeren has built a wonderful photo diorama for us. We will be presenting it in more detail over the next few weeks. This week, we dare to take a furtive, almost intimate look into the backyard.
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The 1002 is here!
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The 69ers! Rekowagen is a term coined in the GDR for two-axle tram vehicles rebuilt, i.e. reconstructed, at the Reichsbahnausbesserungswerk Berlin-Schöneweide, which were supplied in various designs from 1959 to 1975 to the Berlin transport companies in the eastern part of Berlin (BVG-Ost) and to other transport companies in the GDR.