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2025-01-07 09:01:19
News 2024.12 - Fourth Advent
The new one!
Many of you have been wondering what's next. The fourth candle of the Advent wreath is a brand new H0e model from the brand new brand Mostviertler Schmalspurmodelle. We know from reliable sources that Mostviertler still has a lot planned and has already started production.
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But first to more important topics: Mostviertler Glühmost, a regional product made from Mostviertler Speckbirne cider, is widely known and has been used for centuries to drive away the gloom of cold winter evenings and to promote social intercourse!
To close the circle, we have once again included a recipe with the special model of the MSB ‘Glühmost Schenke’, which was kindly provided by Maria Hauer from Mostviertler Mostheurigen Hauer in 3300, Ardagger Stift. Enjoy yourselves!
The first model of the Mostviertel narrow gauge models is based on the wonderful new H0e barrel-roof coaches from the traditional Austrian brand Roco and rounds off the Christmas train perfectly. It also marks the start of a new series of H0e models, which we are delighted to announce, will once again be available from Halling.
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