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I agree! WS has such an impressive range of products that it is almost daunting. Looking back at this old video I feel I could have done even better and that I have learned a lot since then. I have been thinking about revisiting the WS tree kits and giving it another go 😃🚂

Thank you! 😃🚂

@@SundborgModelRailway you’re welcome

Mange tak 😀🚂

There are several options here - I will check out millet. The quinoa is a bit flat so I don’t know if I have found the best solution yet. I keep you posted 😃

@@SundborgModelRailway I'm going to pick up some of both from the store and perhaps try a mix. Cheers!

Thank you! Glad you like it 🚂😃

Glad you like the video - and the quinoa 🚂😃

Thanks! I hope you enjoyed your coffee ☕️😉

You are very welcome. Glad you like my videos 😀

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Hvor hyggeligt, at videoen kunne gøre dig kaffetørstig 😀 Hvor mange dele kaffeerstatning skal du have i?

That sounds like a fun project. Any pictures?

It is a so called "smartRail" from Roco. You can see more about it here: th-cam.com/video/bY2kW0jOw7M/w-d-xo.html I am not sure it is in production at the moment, but maybe some dealers still have a few.

Tak! Du har ret i det med de rådne brædder. Det burde jeg have tænkt på. Mon ikke der ind i mellem var en del fugt i de tørv, der så trængte ned i bunden af vognen? Jeg burde nok have lavet lidt afskallede maling, eller måske nymalede brædder i de nederste rækker langs sider og endevægge. Næste gang!

@@SundborgModelRailway Dels det men også lidt revner og sprækker mellem brædderne, samt slitage på øverste række. Tænker en opvarmet x-acto kniv kunne bruges ?

The wagons where already 50 years+ at the time where my layout is set, so they both look and are old fashioned. But the models are very nice and not as delicate as they appear :-)

That is very well spotted! These locos were originally built in Sweden just prior to WW I and the designers were clearly influenced by both contemporary European and American locos. The Pacific-style and the semi-vanderbilt designed tender are both evidently US-inspired.

It was a lot of fun to build!

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

Thank you! Glad you liked it. It was a fun little project.

Thank you. I had to google Britains Floral Garden and I think you have a point. I guess the Peco Wills Kit catches something very British. But it will work for my Danish layout as well.

Exactly. A wonderful example of understatement and false modesty :-D

That is a great question. Yes, there were white DSB cars specialised for milk transport. They were easily recognisable with the word "MÆLKEVOGN" (milk car) written in larger blue letters on the side. There were only 25 class IVM in DSB´s inventory and the were manly used to transport raw milk from the country side to dairies in Copenhagen. They were phased out in the early 1950s and converted into normal white cars. Unfortunately, no exact models exists of these cars, but you can find pictures of the prototypes here: www.jernbanen.dk/dsb_gvognfotos.php?Aar=1941&litra=IVM&typenr=

@@SundborgModelRailway Thank you for this information and for the link above. Meickel

Moin und vielen Dank! Schön, dass es dir gefallen hat :-D

I’m not sure if you can find them in 0-scale. These ones are h0-scale. Check out www.preiserfiguren.de/

The figures are from German manufacturer Preiser. These particular ones are from a paint-them-yourself-set, but I’m sure you can get them ready painted as well.

Thank you! I agree - it doesn’t take long and make a great difference 🚂

Thank you 😀 You are always so very kind and supportive 🚂

Glad you liked the video. The VW nomenclature is confusing. Here in the 1950s, which is the era I am modeling, the factory designation was Type 2 as it followed - and was initially derived from - Volkswagen's first model, the Type 1 (Beetle). Later, the T1, T2, T3 etc. was added to differentiate the different generations. In that context you are right: it’s a T1. But it is also a Type 2 🚐

Yes, I guess one of the guys managed to kick the door close just before the picture was taken 😃

At serviceniveauet var højere og lønningerne lavere i 1950’erne er der vist ingen tvivl om. Måske er det også en lidt vanskelig kunde de har med at gøre. Dækker Tæppebussen også Kælderkøbing eller er der ingen udbringning? 😃

@@SundborgModelRailway Der er absolut udbringning. Lige nu kører banen ikke - der er trukket nye ledninger og jeg er endelig blevet færdig med dette kæmpearbejde. Er ved at planlægge at banen sættes på plads igen. Indtil da er det mest flyvende tæpper der er behov for 😀😀

Ha! Ja, det kan jeg ikke rigtigt svar på. Tror vi må spørge Preiser, hvorfor de er i samme sæt. Jeg tænker lidt på ham som tapetserer, et nok nærmest uddødt fag. Måske han lige er blevet færdig inden Tæpprbussen kom?

Ja enten det, eller også har fruen i huset samtidigt bestilt nye gardiner? ;)

Glad you liked it. It’s almost the exact opposite to grand battlescenes 😃

Not the way I built it, but according to the instructions you should be able to build it with moving wheels. It’s just that I only wanted a stationary model so I glued everything in place. 🚂

@@SundborgModelRailway okay

Vielen Dank!

Thanks 🙏🏻 Yes, the interior of this car is stunningly well designed. 😃🚂

Ja, Dekas’ modeller er helt i top! Jeg tror jeg vil prøve indvendigt lys næste gang. Sikkert Viessmann, som jeg har brugt før. 🚂

Det ville da klæde CM'en så du kan se alle de fine detaljer; bagagenet mv.@@SundborgModelRailway

Thank you - glad you liked it. And thanks also for the feedback on outdoor shots. I’m glad they are appreciated 😃🛤️

Thank you!! Unfortunately, you have to cut a lot of feet off ( not shown in the video), but I agree. It’s worth the trouble.

Thank you and congratulation on being the first to comment :-D

Glad you liked it. There is a full list of materials used in the show notes.

That's longevity for you! It is an interesting model :-)

Okay, I didn't see anything wrong with the quality of the kit, but of course it is not the same as a 10 times more expensive moving model from a well-known brand.

You are very welcome 🤗

Also, see this video: 1950s Sawmill Customers - Kit-bashing figures from Preiser th-cam.com/video/USSHUj9W4q8/w-d-xo.html

I hope that means you like it :-D

@@SundborgModelRailwayYes I did & I built the lumber shed. Cheers - TN

Yes, Danish is my mother tongue and I have so far chosen not to speak or indeed show my face on the channel. I am however, considering if adding voiceover to my videos would make them more interesting to watch. What do you think? And good luck with the Tichy Train hand cars - they were a fun build.

Thank you, glad you liked this rather simpel build. A Diamond T truck sounds like an awfully big truck - at least it would be for my small Danish sawmill, but perhaps you are modelling an American sawmill? Then things cannot get big enough :-D

Sounds like a nice restoration project. I like classic model buildings and I think I can guess the Faller-kit you are talking about. Regarding figures I have used stereotypical Preiser "workers" with a supplement of kitbashed lumberyard crew: th-cam.com/video/ylO0Ys4HX_M/w-d-xo.html

@@SundborgModelRailway millions thanks , you solve my problem, thanks 🙏

The kit was sprayed with Rustoleum spray paint, 2X Paint + Primer, Flat Black. It was done off camera, but listed in the show notes 🚂

@@SundborgModelRailway ahh my mind is at ease