Hello everyone
I apologise for writing in English, but I have difficulties in writing German, even though I can read it somewhat well.
I have just weathered two of Fleischmanns Magic Train open cars and written about the process on my blog, O Scale Model, here:
http://oscalemodel.com/model-railroad/w ... n-gondolas
Do you have any ideas for improving the look of the somewhat simple cars further?
Thanks in advance
- Occam
Weathering two Oe Gondolas
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Hallo Occam,
absolutely great.
Think the job has been well done and the car looks
really realistic all over.
You're right about the couplings and would prefer
prototipical instead of Kadee, although I know what it means.
Let's see what happens to the loco.
That will be a little bit more difficult.
regards
Matthias
absolutely great.
Think the job has been well done and the car looks
really realistic all over.
You're right about the couplings and would prefer
prototipical instead of Kadee, although I know what it means.
Let's see what happens to the loco.
That will be a little bit more difficult.
regards
Matthias
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Hello Occam!
Well done, nice work.
Fleischmann uses the "RBD Dresden" lettering for commercial reasons.
Austrian vans were lettered 1938-45 that way, but here we had the RBD's (Reichsbahndirektionen) Augsburg, Linz, Wien and Villach.
Different to the standard gauge freight vans (there the City-names marked the type of van) narrow vehicles were lettered with the name of their home-"Direktion".
cheers, fritz
Well done, nice work.
The Fleischmann Gondola is a mixture of austrian prototypes, the Roco H0e is a german "Lenz"-Type.It is difficult to find much information about the prototype for the models,
Fleischmann uses the "RBD Dresden" lettering for commercial reasons.
Austrian vans were lettered 1938-45 that way, but here we had the RBD's (Reichsbahndirektionen) Augsburg, Linz, Wien and Villach.
Different to the standard gauge freight vans (there the City-names marked the type of van) narrow vehicles were lettered with the name of their home-"Direktion".
cheers, fritz
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Hi Occam,
http://www.zt-modellbahnen.de/html/0e_zurustteile.html
Not cheap, but highly detailed. For a diorama you can even use chains on every side of the traverser for coupling.
Operation fans are missing a coupling link, there are some discussions about suitable wire bows here:
http://www.kostenloses-forum.com/board/ ... ,3244.html
regards
Michael
Look here:Prototypical couplers would be great, but I don't know if they even exist in 0e. Do you know of someone who makes that?
http://www.zt-modellbahnen.de/html/0e_zurustteile.html
Not cheap, but highly detailed. For a diorama you can even use chains on every side of the traverser for coupling.
Operation fans are missing a coupling link, there are some discussions about suitable wire bows here:
http://www.kostenloses-forum.com/board/ ... ,3244.html
regards
Michael