Garden Railway Forum

Hallo Phil, I have to dismantle the modules every time. Setting up the train station takes about 30 minutes.I designed it so that I can attach the station to the shed, but also stand alone if I want to set it up somewhere else https://thumbs.picr.de/39159831re.jpg https://thumbs.picr.de/39159832rj.j...

Hello Rik, you have a great layout and it's a lot of fun to watch your videos,
Michael

Hallo,
thank you for your positive comments.Progress is slow because we are only in the garden on a few weekends.
Unfortunately, the track elements cannot remain set up all the time, but it's still a lot of fun to ride the train in the fresh air.
Greetings from near Berlin; Michael

Hallo Gardenrailwayfans, in this year 2023 i could something keep building. Here some new fotos. I hope that i in this year can manufacture more "modules" To work for the SM-32 Railways in the garden ist very good. ( in the winter i make gauge Zero / 7 mm) Regards from "Klein Köris&qu...

Hello Spaeker, so far I have a Reely remote control from www.conrad.de A 4-channel transmitter and 2 matching receivers, each, one for channel 1 +2, the other for channel 3 + 4. So I can control the diesel locomotive NS2 with channel 1 + 2 and the steam locomotive HF110C with channel 3 + 4 all compo...

Hi there,
I envy you for your great system
Michael from Berlin

Hello,
where our garden is, there have been no storms apart from heavy rain, well the 2-3 times I can set everything up, hopefully there will be nice weather. But first I have to build a lot of track modules. I will report from time to time, Michael

Hello Steve,
Your system with real planting looks very realistic. I can only do it a little on my station modules. (My new gardenrailway 16mm-SM 32)
Unfortunately, there is not enough space on my track modules.I'm very excited to see progress.
Michael from Berlin

Hello,
my train station is weatherproof and consists of aluminum profiles with weatherproof plywood, I paint the track modules with weatherproof paint, but I can only set up a complete track 2-3 times a year. That will of course be in good weather.
Michael

Hallo, today we are in ouer garden. today i built a couple of track modules.The side parts are made of 4mm beech plywood 6cm high. the cross braces are made of wood 4.8x2.4cm.screwed with Spax 4x40mm.is very stable.later everything will be painted gray https://thumbs.picr.de/41589012vu.jpg https://t...

Unloading platform for the skip wagons ,in Glossen, see here:www.feldbahn-glossen.de

Hello fans of the 16mm Gardenrailway, thank you very much for your welcome, There will only be something from me to read from time to time, as we are not always in the garden. My friend and I have built a steam locomotive HF110C (is not finished ). The cab and upper part of the tender are from LGB, ...

Hello , My name is Michael Schulz and I live in Berlin-Germany. My hobby is the 0 gauge in 1:45 scale. I am now 71 years old and have a battery wholesaler and also sell some items in Gauge0, Since we now have a weekend house outside Berlin with a garden, I am busy building a garden railroad on modul...