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Hollandse Smalspoor Stichting
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A selection of the stock I use on Watkijk
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Gelderse Tramwegen
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Basic original Magic Train diesel, with Wrightlines coach on Roco HO-bogies |
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OO-scale Bachmann diesel was the basis for this freelance cabless engine |
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This is a Magic Train Stainz, with just a paint-job and some extra handrails / buffer... |
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German type Railcar, made by Frans Wissel of our local club. It runs on a Roco HO railbus-chassis that now fits under both... |
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Left (bathtubmodel) is totally scatchbuilt, both other coaches are English resin kits. Most figures are whitemetal English products. |
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This African type engine was scratchbuilt by Richard Wiltshire from our twin-club in the UK. It was a very special gift during a visit of the Shrewsbury modellers to Zutphen (Holland) The crew is special too ! |
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Two of the Industrial diesels I use. They are Wrightlines Kits (Kay Butler) and are powered by Tenshodo spuds. Most of the time I run these as a pair to avoid pick-up problems. Not all of the track is perfect !!! |
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Skips are from various sources
and I use the containers and the frames in different combinations. The rusty effect was done with Carr's weatheringspowders in combination with wet paint. |
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Left: Pietje, started life as a Dapol Pug. I added the leftover cab from one of the Magic Train engines (the tramloco) It's a funny little model.
The tram on the right is a paintjob on a Lehman toy. They cost about a pound, but with a Tenshodo motorbogie...
I advertise for the National Narrow Gauge Museum on the sides. |
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ENGLISH STOCK:
The latest additions are mostly English prototypes, as I am now thinking about a UK- or Welch layout. Until then, I run this stock on Watkijk.
After all, it is a museum ... |
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The Simplex is again a Wrightlines kit on a Tenshodo Spud. The factoryplate was etched for me from a photo I took of an original simplex engine on the Ffestinniogg. |
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'Ffestinniogg-coaches' are resin kits and Peco kitparts |
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