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There were 3 survivors, unfortunately one of them along with 3 V100's burned up in the 2005 Nuremberg Eisenbahn Museum fire. Loks en flammen. An The Third one, an Italian owned example was donated as a replacement.

Dresden Type goods wagon

nice updates Rob.. If you've gone to the effort of adding lights and you can get that 'winter wonderland' feel, it seems a shame not to show it like that? (or at least have the option?) I've never been a huge fan of night scene layouts because they don't always look 'right' - there are obvious exceptions - not least when you have a super busy scene and lots of traffic that just looks out of place at night ! BUT, this looks like it will lend itself very well? (as an aside, the evening light caught my layout this week as the sun was setting and I thought 'aha'.. that's a future option! ;-) )

Congrats on the 500th video! Night mode would be cool - not often seen at exhibitions. But more complicated - and how dark could you really get it in a brightly lit hall? There’s always goblin mode! Will you be at Tonbridge in feb?

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I have Lima V80

Over time the green would become lighter, and there would be dirt and rust all over them

Ex Roewa tooling coaches.

quiet locomotives

A good tip: instead of keeping the standard couplers you could also use the close couplers, that are easier to uncouple (lift the vehicle straight up) in the consist itself.

Schone Lok.

I wanted to get one of the old Metal fleischmann 212 (V90) for a while. and of course the "new" Roco V100, which I think was a Fleischmann model.

Love rhe model scene

Great stuff, Rob...several more entirely typical DB coaches, what's not to like? So far, I have a BDyge and an AByge, though I'll probably get some a few Byge at some point...it's all a bit on the back burner at the moment due to other priorities. I see your Byge has the silver handrails fitted; I need to do this with mine. The metal trip pins on the Kadees can be much easier adjusted using the trip pin pliers, this doesn't put any strain on the rest of the coupler. It's also worth getting the coupler hight gauge, this has a tang that sticks out just above rail level and if you set the trip pin to just touch the top of it, it'll be in the right place. Were the window mouldings of your Kitmaster Byge OK? A couple of them I had years ago had a lot of bubbles in them, making them unusable. I've added some decals to my BDyge, these were included in the box it came in...a blue "Nachlösewagen Fahrkartenverkauf " board on the moulded destination board and also the miniscule "hand bremse hier" under the centre doors. I haven't added the "raucher" and "nichtraucher" yet as they're probably out of period for my 1980s layout. Only thing to watch is that the included decals are quite old, mine literally dropped off so for the second attempt I applied a little gloss varnish on the areas they were to be located, used a decal setting solution, and varnished over them once set. There seems to have been quite a range of greens on DB coaches, possibly due to fading paint. Price wise, I paid £20 each for my BDyge and AByge, from Contikits. There are a number of useful prototype photos of bogie Umbauwagen here: bw-kottenheim.de/viewtopic.php?t=47 I have a couple of the six-wheelers, although these are in engineers blue as they'd have gone out of passenger service by the period of my layout, so this gives a good excuse for running them! It's a shame the Silverfish with original style cab went missing, I also prefer these, I guess they're a little more unassuming! Well done getting the ones you've got, they really suit the layout and of course can also be push/pulled by your V100. In my Z gauge days, I had a plain coach with the later blue underframe as well as a control trailer in the same livery as yours. I have seen a photo of a single control trailer being used, but it seems to have been relatively unusual, don't know why. I also need to add crew and passengers, most urgently to my Red Buzzer as it really looks odd without at least a driver...I'd better get painting some of the unpainted Preiser figures... All the best and thanks for the inspiring videos! Simon.

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That's great, Rob...I have done similar on Schinkendorf, with my Köf III and coaches varying from Thunderboxes to a 96ft long modern express coach, top fun!

Neat! If you wanted to progress the work further, you could partially dismantle the Y-point, removing the switch rail that connected to the diamond. Having said that, there's a point further down the line from where I work which has had no use since the sidings it served were removed a good few years ago, but was still in situ recently...I suspect that it would cause more hassle to take it out with changes to interlocking, etc. Having a back story makes a huge difference to how you approach the layout, I know it's worked for me on Schinkendorf as well as my previous layouts.

Love it! My 290 was out and about yesterday, hauling the sugar beet train in and out of Schinkendorf at the French Railways Society show in Surrey. I've finally got all the handrails fitted, except one of the little ones that goes above the small door, which has vanished...as has one of the tall stanchions at the side of the steps, good job the layout is one-sided!

I really like this, Rob. Quite nice! 👍👍

Thank you for your review of the model. I do have this one myself, I really like it (as a collector of old GDR locos and wagons). Great, that you like this stuff, too. All the best Valentin

Awesome! You make it sound so easy. I guess the hard part is building a brilliant layout you can pitch in the first place!

Very nice layout. Is it a single turnout? What are the dimensions, please?

Excellent news! I look forward to seeing your article, always enjoy CM.

Congratulations, I will take a look.

Congrats - that's great news. Out of interest - what's the process for getting considered to be featured? Maybe a video on 'how to get your layout featured in a mag' is in order?!

Very cool to see this model rolling on your layout! All the best Valentin

Fully booked for a trip to the 'vorwende' rabbit hole

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I spotted another derailment! I guess big engines don't like r2 at all.

I hope you noticed the locos front traction wheels were derailed

Put it in a consist with your blue and cream cars and you have a reasonably realistic 'Korridorzug' of the 1970s.

Is that your music?

Great stuff. Love your scenics. I just got hold of a 241p.

AMAZING KEEP THE WORK

Dude that is amazing keep the hard work 👍

Super!

Hi Rob, Nice loco and coach and good to see the update on Tilda Hof Sud. I think the coach is a slightly different type to the silverfish commuter coaches that was built for longer distance push pull services. That type were always painted standard coach liveries. I think the silver fish have two centre doors against one on yours.

I apologise for the quiet audio at the beginning of the video! I didn't realise how quiet it came out when editing!

A very smooth runner. Thats what every model must do.

Cool...I bought one in blue a few weeks ago. Lovely runner!

Filthy but beautiful at the same time.

This reminds me of my br 55 whose valve gear broke.

What a nice lil' tank engine!

The layout's looking brilliant! I guess all that really shows that it's not in the USA are the buffer stops.

Your have a fan in New Hampshire US , love to see English Language engine reviews for German trains please do more 😍🏁

Very cool train!

I like this speed kinda short train tho

As a 218 often does push-pull trains you don't lose that much flexibility with removing one coupler.

Love the upgrade to the sliding mechanism, looks smoother.