9th modellrailway show MVG-Museum Munich

[MichiK]

Hi! Just a few pictures from the show last weekend. The show took place in the tram and bus museum, which is located in one of the sheds of Munich's main tram workshop:

 

 

 

Saxonian narrow gauge in 0e:

 

 

 

Also in 0e-gauge, Morrowland where interested children were taught the ancient and venerable art of shunting:

 

 

 

Landsberg station in ~1910 (H0):

 

 

 

Also H0:

 

Edited March 11, 2019 by MichiK

[MichiK]

Nordhalben station. This is part of the big N-gauge arrangement you can see in the first photo.

 

 

 

There was next to nothing in terms of Japanese railways, but, nonetheless, ...

 

...a ten-car Hayabusa on a big n-trak arrangement (my son spotted it instantly from 20yards distance!):

 

 

 

And Agomura (of course!):

 

 

 

 

Enjoy!
Michi

[cteno4]

Michi,

 

great you got them done for the show. nice display! kudos to you!

 

jeff

[martin67]

Hi and konban wa,

 

I've been there, too, on Saturday. Initially, I planned to join with my layout "Valditaro" again, but for some reason I was not included in the planning of the show. This gave me the possibility to take lots of time for the whole exhibition, without being around my layout all the time.

 

For the 10th anniversary in 2020 I'll be there again as a part of the show.

 

Cheers,

 

Martin

 

[MichiK]

Thanks, Jeff, and I'm happy to have produced something reasonably presentable (just) in time!

 

Martin,

I went to the show only sunday afternoon - the Fürstenfelder Modellbautage took place at the same time, and I spent the whole saturday there (both occasions as a "mere" visitor). Let's see when the two shows are scheduled next year. Maybe I attend the model train show as an exhibitor then?

Edited March 12, 2019 by MichiK

[martin67]

You've got a layout? Would love to see it, is it linked somewhere in the forum?

 

Had to learn and repeat Japanese on Sunday, as my new course started Monday. So, no trains, unfortunately...

 

Martin

[MichiK]

Oh, not much of it, Martin, but technically it definitely is a layout!

It's the microlayout "Agomura" on the last two of my photos.

[martin67]

This was yours? I saw it and liked it a lot, yet I have to check the photos I took last weekend. Until this morning I was working on a trip report to Verona Model Expo 2019, where I went the week before. This is a "must" for an Italian railway modeller like me :-)

 

http://lima-modeltrain-collectors.xobor.de/t402f67-March-nd-rd-Model-Expo-Verona.html

 

Tonight I will start with the Munich pictures and maybe add some to this thread.

 

Martin

[MichiK]

Thank you, Martin!

 

Your Verona pictures are greate. It seems that Italian modellers take a lot of care to properly paint and weather their buildings. Quite impressive!