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Painting a Büssing 1903 Truck from Märklin

Some year ago, I discovered a series of trucks and buses made by Märklin in HO scale, 1:87. I believe…

1:87, Road Vehicle, truck, weathering

The scales of LEGO?

Recently, I found the Lego set #60161, Jungle Exploration Site, with a massive discount, bought it and built it with…

car, Road Vehicle, truck

Detective’s Office to the Sky

My first modular LEGO building was the Detective’s Office, #10246. It immediately got me hooked on this wonderful series of…

modular, new arcadia

Detailing the Lego Garage #361

Recently out of the Dark Ages – the term used for the time in your youth when Lego-bricks seems like…

garage

Old Lego Fire Engines

After having children, I was happy to discover that my parents had kept all of my old Lego sets, even…

fire truck

Building Augusta & New Arcadia #16

My first piece of rolling stock for the Augusta & New Arcadia RR was to be one of the narrow…

1:87, 3D-print, A&NA, HOn30, steam engine, weathering

House Under Construction from Wild West Models

The towns of the Old West were constantly under construction – new tents placed on empty lots, later upgraded to…

1:87, Building, ho scale, town, under construction

Post Office from Kibri

The building comes from Kibri set #38504. I painted everything and weathered it rather heavily to suggest a mostly unpainted…

1:87, Building, post office, railroad, town, weathering

Doctor’s Office from Kibri

The building comes from Kibri set #38502. I painted everything and weathered it rather heavily to suggest an old building.

1:87, doctor, railroad, town, weathering

Beer Boxcar Loewengarten from MTH

My newest O scale model represents a Swiss boxcar, supposedly filled with lots of small 1:45 scale beers. The boxcar…

1924, boxcar, Freight car, train

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