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The DB 260 471 my mini club landscape. 07.02.2023
The DB 260 471 my mini club landscape. 07.02.2023
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / Z and Ze Gauge 1 to 220 / Z Gauge 6.5 mm

228 1200x805 Px, 08.02.2023

The SNCF BB 67615 on my mini club landscape. 07.02.2023
The SNCF BB 67615 on my mini club landscape. 07.02.2023
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / Z and Ze Gauge 1 to 220 / Z Gauge 6.5 mm

232 1200x779 Px, 08.02.2023

The SBB Ae 3/6 II 10456 and the SBB Cargo E 1 025 592 on a H0 arangement Büren an der Aare 1944 . 26.04.2021
The SBB Ae 3/6 II 10456 and the SBB Cargo E 1 025 592 on a H0 arangement "Büren an der Aare 1944". 26.04.2021
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / HO scale 1 to 87 / Various

276 1200x799 Px, 03.03.2023

The SBB Ae 3/6 10450 on my Main Station . 13.01.2023
The SBB Ae 3/6 10450 on my "Main Station". 13.01.2023
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / Z and Ze Gauge 1 to 220 / Z Gauge 6.5 mm

233 1200x796 Px, 18.05.2023

The SBB Re 4/4 11161 an a DB 232 on my Main Station . 13.01.2023
The SBB Re 4/4 11161 an a DB 232 on my "Main Station". 13.01.2023
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / Z and Ze Gauge 1 to 220 / Z Gauge 6.5 mm

244 1200x812 Px, 18.05.2023

A szenerie on my mini club modell railroad was never will by finishd. 29.12.2010
A szenerie on my mini club modell railroad was never will by finishd. 29.12.2010
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / Z and Ze Gauge 1 to 220 / Z Gauge 6.5 mm

217 1200x652 Px, 24.05.2023

The märklin mini club is very small. The picture shows two of the locomotive models of the BR 89 and 216 that were presented for the introduction in 1972. Jan 24, 2021
The märklin mini club is very small. The picture shows two of the locomotive models of the BR 89 and 216 that were presented for the introduction in 1972. Jan 24, 2021
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / Z and Ze Gauge 1 to 220 / Z Gauge 6.5 mm

191 1200x643 Px, 12.12.2023

The new SBB Re 6/6 11666 Stein am Rhein from Märklin mini club sets new standards in operation and appearance! And I have a perfect locomotive for my EC Mont-Blanc . April 27, 2024
The new SBB Re 6/6 11666 Stein am Rhein from Märklin mini club sets new standards in operation and appearance! And I have a perfect locomotive for my EC "Mont-Blanc". April 27, 2024
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / Z and Ze Gauge 1 to 220 / Z Gauge 6.5 mm

207 1200x918 Px, 27.04.2024

The Mallet steam locomotive 2-8-8-2 - Y6b 2197 of the Norfolk & Western, which is powerful even in H0, fights its way through the snow. The design of the Mallet model locomotives is based on information provided by the U.S.R.A. (United States Raitroad Administration) introduced during the First World War. The class Y6b locomotives were delivered from 1936. Basically, the Y6b class was designed to pull heavy freight trains at 30 mph, but in good conditions up to 50 mph could be achieved. The model of this articulated locomotive type Mallet “Y 6 b” from the “Norfolk & Western” is probably a good 50 to 60 years old and is a very impressive model implementation in terms of size. It doesn't seem entirely logical to me why the engine was squeezed into the driver's cab with so much space in order to then drive the distant bogies using long cardan shafts. The tender is prototypically equipped with two three-axle Buckeye bogies, which are also used to collect power. The model probably hasn't been driven for a good twenty to thirty years. After I dismantled the model and degreased and re-oiled the moving parts, it has been running again since yesterday, even if I have both the cars and the route for the discontinuation of the mighty model missing. Jan 12, 2025
The Mallet steam locomotive 2-8-8-2 - Y6b 2197 of the Norfolk & Western, which is powerful even in H0, fights its way through the snow. The design of the Mallet model locomotives is based on information provided by the U.S.R.A. (United States Raitroad Administration) introduced during the First World War. The class Y6b locomotives were delivered from 1936. Basically, the Y6b class was designed to pull heavy freight trains at 30 mph, but in good conditions up to 50 mph could be achieved. The model of this articulated locomotive type Mallet “Y 6 b” from the “Norfolk & Western” is probably a good 50 to 60 years old and is a very impressive model implementation in terms of size. It doesn't seem entirely logical to me why the engine was squeezed into the driver's cab with so much space in order to then drive the distant "bogies" using long cardan shafts. The tender is prototypically equipped with two three-axle "Buckeye" bogies, which are also used to collect power. The model probably hasn't been driven for a good twenty to thirty years. After I dismantled the model and degreased and re-oiled the moving parts, it has been running again since yesterday, even if I have both the cars and the route for the discontinuation of the mighty model missing. Jan 12, 2025
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / HO scale 1 to 87 / Various

240 1200x815 Px, 12.01.2025

The landscape in the corner of my small N-gauge layout is slowly taking shape, although some things are still provisional. June 3, 2024
The landscape in the corner of my small N-gauge layout is slowly taking shape, although some things are still provisional. June 3, 2024
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / N Gauge 1 to 160 / Various

103 1200x770 Px, 10.06.2025

The beautiful Lima RBe 4/4 1435 railcar, which I finally acquired after many years, is really very nice, and I got a lot for my money, as the railcar seems to be somewhat lavishly constructed, probably 1:140 or so. Well, that's not really a criticism*, but rather a side topic... *otherwise, I could have bought the Piko RBe 4/4. 29.04.2025
The beautiful Lima RBe 4/4 1435 railcar, which I finally acquired after many years, is really very nice, and I got a lot for my money, as the railcar seems to be somewhat lavishly constructed, probably 1:140 or so. Well, that's not really a criticism*, but rather a side topic... *otherwise, I could have bought the Piko RBe 4/4. 29.04.2025
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / N Gauge 1 to 160 / Various

74 1200x825 Px, 25.07.2025

My U36B Santa Fe ATSF 353 runs quite well, but the running noise after fifteen years of inactivity made me think that it might not be impossible for the locomotive to break down on the track with a transmission failure. Then I'd have a suitable layout, but no locomotive. To prevent this from happening, New Haven (NH) ALCO RS1 0667 rushed to the rescue from the far north and is now supporting Santa Fe No. 353. April 18, 2025
My U36B "Santa Fe" ATSF 353 runs quite well, but the running noise after fifteen years of inactivity made me think that it might not be impossible for the locomotive to break down on the track with a transmission failure. Then I'd have a suitable layout, but no locomotive. To prevent this from happening, New Haven (NH) ALCO RS1 0667 rushed to the rescue from the far north and is now supporting Santa Fe No. 353. April 18, 2025
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Model Railroad / N Gauge 1 to 160 / Various

87 1200x717 Px, 25.07.2025

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

114 1200x622 Px, 25.07.2025

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

115 1200x799 Px, 30.07.2025

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