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    • MarianM Offline
      Marian
      last edited by

      I know there are quite a few train lovers around here so i thought i should start a thread for any kind of train discussions. Also if you can, post some locos, trains even trams from your town, city, country.
      I'll start off with some photos i took 6 years ago of steam locos made in Romania at Resita (read: Rheshitza) some of these were in use until the 1970s.
      Hope you like them and will contritubute to the thread πŸ˜„


      tren1.jpg


      tren2.jpg


      tren3.jpg


      tren4.jpg


      tren5.jpg

      http://marian87.deviantart.com/

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      • W Offline
        watkins
        last edited by

        Dear All,

        A friend of mine (no, it really isn't me!) would like to try modeling steam trains. Does anyone know where he mihgt find suitable blueprints?

        He took the attached photo of the Tornado quite recently (http://www.a1steam.com/).

        Regards,
        Bob


        tornado6.jpg

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        • MarianM Offline
          Marian
          last edited by

          Hi Watkins, he could try searching http://www.the-blueprints.com/blueprints/trains/trains-0-9/

          for suitable steam engines, there are quite a lot.

          I love that quite a few British steam engines are still running and are well looked after, i wish i had more routes with steam locos for tourism over here.

          http://marian87.deviantart.com/

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          • MarianM Offline
            Marian
            last edited by

            Being in a train mood today, googling i stumble upon this interesting piece of history, an armoured Russian train from WWII, would be cool if someone would model it, i might try it...
            http://hobbyport.ru/armor/kozma_minin.htm the blueprints are in there,
            http://hobbyport.ru/mkmagazin/armor/kozma_minin_1.jpg

            hope you like Russian πŸ˜›

            http://marian87.deviantart.com/

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            • W Offline
              watkins
              last edited by

              Dear Marian,

              Thanks for the link. I will pass it on.

              Regards,
              Bob

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              • D Offline
                dylan
                last edited by

                That armoured train is amazing, I never realized they had things like that.

                I would love to create time to have a go at something like that. In fact anything WWII interests me.

                http://dmdarchitecture.co.uk/

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                • MarianM Offline
                  Marian
                  last edited by

                  Bob, you are welcome.
                  Dylan, hope you will model it πŸ˜„, also the germans had something interesting on rails in WWII, here it is:

                  http://www.the-blueprints.com/blueprints-depot/trains/trains-0-9/280mm-kanone-5-e-leopold.gif

                  http://marian87.deviantart.com/

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