Recent content by greffern

I found a wonderful french website with pictures of these small people in strange surroundings. The webpage is neatly coded and intuitive. Link

Here is a nut... http://www.dmjk.org/images/DSCF0946_600.JPG

At least you know where Norway is.... Nice to hear from you. Look up my album, mostly norwegian trains there. I drive a cab in Bærum. We got some trains too.

About the polar bears... I crate them, attach animal handlers and enough frozen meat to last for a while. Kind of fun... Next year maybe I'll send them to Europe, actually this picture was taken in Rendsburg, Germany...

It is a Z scale layout and it is not mine, caught it on an exhibition, so here are the flipside: And I have spotted a sofa for it:

You need a telly..... and I know everything 'bout transporting them polar bear buddies..... So here is the telly:

Velkommen til Modelltog Forumet, flatbutt56.

I wonder why there are no people waiting for the train? They suddenly disappeared screaming......

Yep, we did. It was removed before the module jumping began......... :)

What about Roco, Lima (down and out), Heljan, Piko, Trix, Heljan, Klein, Fleischmann, HAG, Bemo, Liliput, Aster and Märklin? I have surely forgotten some. These are the manufacturers I'm familiar with.

Well, I might do so if I win the Lottery...... Exactly where is, Nova Scotia. Hmm.............. Joke a side, we are building a new part of the layout so those modules had to go. But I highly recomend this procedure. These modules is most definately returned into history, and it was...

Hmmm, it was great fun to do this. Kind of addictive.......

We had some carnage at the club last thursday.... The result is pictured here: Photo

Yes, our club uses Lenz. I like it.

Hmm, there are many companies who make them 1/87 cars. You will most likely find them in model railroad stores as they are the same scale as H0. Chevrolet Bel Air 1955 by Classic Metal Work. Here is a webpage with some info: Link