Here are some pictures of my layout. Click on any image for a full size view.
This is what the entire layout looks like. The sky is fake — it’s hiding the water heater, furnace and the rest of my basement! The amusement park section is off the picture to the right. It’s 12′ x 12′ L shape:
Trains:
1. Roco 43728 Italian switching engine (BR 214.4)
2. Fleischmann 1372 “Schienenbus” (Rail Bus) from the late 1960’s
3. End of Fleischmann old-time freight train. Pulled by Fleischmann 4823 KPEV Type T16. (Part of Fleischmann 4893 limited series.)
4. Fleischmann 4021 0-6-0 steam engine BR 89 DRG pulling crane work train.
5. End of Fleischmann “Schnellzug”
6. Fleischmann 4033 “Zahnradbahn”
7. Fleischmann 4938 Diesel Class V 160. Protoype engines were built until 1979.
8. Fleischmann 1363 type ’50’ 2-10-0 steam engine (now sold as 4175 or 4177).
9. Fleischmann 4438 “Triebwagen” (Railcar) Class 614 of the DB
Structures:
1. Kibri B-9487 “Stellwerk Marbach” (signal control building)
2. Vollmer 3538 “Bahnsteig” (Station platform)
Fleischmann 1363 type ’50’ 2-10-0 steam engine. The “Stellwerk Marbach” is Kibri B-9487 from the late 1960’s (a few parts have broken off). It’s still available today.
I took this picture with a digital camera in relatively low light to blurr the moving train on the adjacent track. The steam is from a Seuthe smoke generator.
This is the top station of the my cog train (Zhanradbahn):
Fleischmann 4823 steam engine
Updated: January 2017 Contact: GerdHoeren at Gmail dot com