A railfan is photographing a T3 in front of the freight shed. But what's up with that hovering fence to the right???
Section three is more or less complete now.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
It's June 1965...
...and the privately owned railway company GFB (Grimstad Frolands Banen) is operating a small strech of track from the norwegian coastal town of Grimstad up to Rise, some 20 kilometers into the country. There it meets the NSB (Norwegian state railways) line from Arendal. NSB still runs passenger trains on the Grimstad Line, but all the freight is now handeled by the GFB. In real life, the Grimstad Line was closed down in 1961, but in my imagination, and in my layout room, it survived and we're now in 1965.
Please join me in my quest to replicate this sleepy little railroad. Any comments on my work are most welcome!
...and the privately owned railway company GFB (Grimstad Frolands Banen) is operating a small strech of track from the norwegian coastal town of Grimstad up to Rise, some 20 kilometers into the country. There it meets the NSB (Norwegian state railways) line from Arendal. NSB still runs passenger trains on the Grimstad Line, but all the freight is now handeled by the GFB. In real life, the Grimstad Line was closed down in 1961, but in my imagination, and in my layout room, it survived and we're now in 1965.
Please join me in my quest to replicate this sleepy little railroad. Any comments on my work are most welcome!
My favourite sites
Followers
Posts by groups
- Construction (47)
- Details (9)
- FREMOdules (13)
- gallery (8)
- History (2)
- Meetings (5)
- OP Sessions - NEW (5)
- Prototype (6)
- Red Mountain Railroad (1)
- Rolling stock (6)
- Scenery (14)
- Torskeholmen (3)
2 comments:
Very nice!. Have you planned to add some dirt to the roof of the freight house?
Thanks :) Yes, the roof is only primed, so it will look very dirty and rusted when it's done.
Post a Comment