1:30 Scale Railroad Bridge (1 Viewer)

[redhugh]

V2 , antipartisan and others

 

[Njja]

Really sharp images!

Njja

 

[Rob]

Some great pics here,would love a long train with several Shermans like that,what a great stand alone scene that would be.

Rob

 

[fmethorst]

Great pictures. Thanks for posting.

 

[oberstoskar]

wow, after seeing such enthusiasm in this thread on 1/30 German trains, I am sure Andy (being profit-oriented) would have some sort of trains in his drawing board, if he's still a shrewd businessman.

 

[Rob]

Would be good if we could buy flat cars in singles and add our own tanks to them,would make for some wonderful scenes.I have seen a pretty rare film of Jagdpanthers loaded on flat cars enroute for the Eastern front,that would be so cool!.

Rob

 

[daruss]

Yes it would be nice.. (read my previous postings on this subject).. This is a very popular in HO (1/87th) scale,, The official name of the German railroad was "DEUTCHE REICHSBAHN".. Did anyone get a chance to look at the "ASTROCRAFT" site?? Look at the flat cars!

 

[oberstoskar]

I am browsing the K&C website diorama display and I realized that Gordon cheated!!!

In the THE ARDENNES... HITLER'S LAST GAMBLE diorama, he used the LGB 5060 Railway Bridge!

 

[daruss]

But those flats are POST WAR German.. New decals and some modification would have to be done..

 

[daruss]

That LGB bridge is only around $20

 

[daruss]

Here is a 1/29th scale aristo-craft viaduct RR bridge! Nice! Great for the ITALIAN front!!

 

[Njja]

Thats a great looking bridge, a nice place to start a diorama.

Njja

 

[redhugh]

Here is a 1/29th scale aristo-craft viaduct RR bridge! Nice! Great for the ITALIAN front!!

these are the Gauge 1 (1/32 scale ones from marklin

 

[arnhem44mad]

these are the Gauge 1 (1/32 scale ones from marklin

How much is the smaller one, and is Marklin a website, I am unsure

 

[Wraith]

these are the Gauge 1 (1/32 scale ones from marklin

I like those, especially the second one, it's got serious dio potential....

 

[Njja]

Yes second one is very nice!

 

[skipper]

I am somewhat intruding in this conversation regarding railroading. I do some posting over on the Toy Soldier Chat forum which makes me a member over there also. I have been a member here for a number of months but have not entered into much in the way of conversation. What I could suggest since there seems to be a lot of interest in this topic, that you visit their site which may be of interest to those of you interested in trains. Just a suggestion on my part.

 

[redhugh]

I am somewhat intruding in this conversation regarding railroading. I do some posting over on the Toy Soldier Chat forum which makes me a member over there also. I have been a member here for a number of months but have not entered into much in the way of conversation. What I could suggest since there seems to be a lot of interest in this topic, that you visit their site which may be of interest to those of you interested in trains. Just a suggestion on my part.

Thanks for the suggestion skipper, had a look and there are some really interesting threads about trains on the other forum and a very nice thread about how to build your own heavy duty flatbed The figarti e-boat thread was also very interesting

 

[skipper]

If you are a WWII train enthusiast, that scratch built flatbed series was excelent. I would post a few picture for other thrain collectors to enjoy but they are not mine to post. I do not have permission to do so without burning some 'bridges'. ( just a figure of speech).

 

[skipper]

You can scratch that last posting of mine, I now have his permission to re post a few pictures for your enjoyment. These pictures are from a rail car he built for his own rail line. Now I have to figure out how to get the pictures on line here.