Sometimes it is difficult to finish creating or painting a model. Over time, your standards improve and the next model…
A Tiny Maritime World – Black Seas and 1:700 Scale
Every scale has its charm, whether being able to add lots of realistic details in the larger scales like 1:32…
The Pub in Smallegade – a scratchbuilt prototype
A great reason to work in 0-scale, somewhere around 1:45, is the rich opportunity for scratch-building. That was one of…
Small KPEV Freight Train from Trix
Recently I visited one of the two great local model railways shops here in Copenhagen. Both shops have a wonderful…
The Oldest Truck – Büssing 1903 from Märklin
In the 1990’s the German company Märklin produced a large series of models of truck and bus models from the…
A Cog in Port
The first cog – a medieval cargo ship also used for war – has arrived in the Port of Hambeck!…
A Small Harbour Test Diorama
Recently, I found a wonderful set of 3D-printed harbour elements on Etsy called Ancrabourg. The quays, warehouses, cranes and more…
First Boat in Hambeck
The Port of Hambeck is deeply dependant on its port and canals for transport of goods, people and military might.…
The Giant Harbour Crane
Look what just came in the mail!! A wonderful harbour crane, clearly inspired by the giant crane in Gdansk from…
From Half-timbered House to Diorama
After building my first half-timbered house, I decided to create another and make a small diorama with an alley next…