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A Japanese high-speed train on my N scale layout.

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A Japanese high-speed train on my N scale
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A small, temporary loan of a Japanese high-speed train on my small N-scale layout.
Once again, the futuristic shape of the model of this attractive Japanese high-speed train on my small (still unfinished) N-scale layout..



A Japanese high-speed train on my N scale layout. I set up this model for a few pictures this afternoon. The metal-made train has an interesting function at the SBB: it regulates short breaks in our travel center, following the English staff block system, meaning whoever has the train is allowed to take the short break. This simple method prevents more than one person from being on break at the same time, ensuring customers do not have to wait unnecessarily. June 4, 2026

A Japanese high-speed train on my N scale layout. I set up this model for a few pictures this afternoon. The metal-made train has an interesting function at the SBB: it regulates short breaks in our travel center, following the English "staff block system," meaning whoever has the train is allowed to take the short break. This simple method prevents more than one person from being on break at the same time, ensuring customers do not have to wait unnecessarily.

June 4, 2026

Stefan Wohlfahrt http://klein-aber-fein---imagination.startbilder.de/ 04.06.2026, 167 Views, 0 Comments

EXIF: NIKON E7900, Date 2026:06:04 17:43:28, Exposure time: 10/315, Aperture: 48/10, ISO50, Focal length: 78/10

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A small, temporary loan of a Japanese high-speed train on my small N-scale layout. June 4, 2026
A small, temporary loan of a Japanese high-speed train on my small N-scale layout. June 4, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / N Gauge 1 to 160 / Various

152 1200x779 Px, 04.06.2026

Once again, the futuristic shape of the model of this attractive Japanese high-speed train on my small (still unfinished) N-scale layout.. June 4, 2026
Once again, the futuristic shape of the model of this attractive Japanese high-speed train on my small (still unfinished) N-scale layout.. June 4, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / N Gauge 1 to 160 / Various

139 1400x875 Px, 04.06.2026

The Lima N Gauge Re 4/4 I 10047 on my N-Szenerie 30.07.2025
The Lima N Gauge Re 4/4 I 10047 on my N-Szenerie 30.07.2025
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / N Gauge 1 to 160 / Various

363 1200x799 Px, 30.07.2025

Something different: in addition to the recently acquired Lima N-gauge RBe 4/4 1435, I've owned an N-scale model of the U36B Santa Fe ATSF 353 diesel locomotive with three cars for many years. Reason enough to showcase the vehicles. The idea is to build a (divided) fairly small model railway for the existing vehicles instead of a diorama. Since technical clarifications regarding the overhead line for the Swiss section still need to be finalized, I began by interpreting a small station located somewhere between Canada and Mexico. For this, I can draw on a few old prototype photos from a trip to Florida. Of course, the design is a challenge in terms of space. At least I can show the first pictures. The palm tree is home-made, as is the loading ramp (still under construction). The vehicles are from Bachmann (made in China), and the tracks are from Lima, Roco, and Fleischmann (made in Italy, Germany, Austria, and Romania). April 14, 2025
Something different: in addition to the recently acquired Lima N-gauge RBe 4/4 1435, I've owned an N-scale model of the U36B "Santa Fe" ATSF 353 diesel locomotive with three cars for many years. Reason enough to showcase the vehicles. The idea is to build a (divided) fairly small model railway for the existing vehicles instead of a diorama. Since technical clarifications regarding the overhead line for the "Swiss" section still need to be finalized, I began by interpreting a small station located somewhere between Canada and Mexico. For this, I can draw on a few old prototype photos from a trip to Florida. Of course, the design is a challenge in terms of space. At least I can show the first pictures. The palm tree is home-made, as is the loading ramp (still under construction). The vehicles are from Bachmann (made in China), and the tracks are from Lima, Roco, and Fleischmann (made in Italy, Germany, Austria, and Romania). April 14, 2025
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / N Gauge 1 to 160 / Various

415 1200x622 Px, 25.07.2025