Continental Modeller Magazine June 2021 Edizione posteriore

RAILWAY OF THE MONTH
LICHTENHAIN
A challenge from Thüringia: Ton Janssen has modelled in HO part of the Oberweißbacher Bergbahn, an unusual funicular and the electrified line it serves.

PLAN OF THE MONTH
OSTERBURKEN
Paul Peeters has extended his German N layout, previously featured in our May and June 2020 editions, taking over a storage area to make a new station.

SCALE DRAWINGS
BRUNNEN – MORSCHACH – AXENSTEIN
In memoriam: Michael Spencer recalls holiday visits to an interesting Swiss mountain line, now long closed.

FEATURES

RELICS REVIVED
Emmanuel Nouaillier illustrates more examples of his highly detailed and realistic scenic modelling, creating representative parts of the French urban scene. This time: older scenes enhanced for use in new displays.

NYTORP GARDEN RAILWAY
Anthony Horne describes a remarkable long term project building an extensive G scale outdoor system in Sweden. This first instalment looks at the original upper garden, which has changed over time as further areas were added. It accommodates a wide range of varied rolling stock.

ANTWERPEN LUCHTBAL
Jan Martens is primarily a tram fan, but in his attic there is a Belgian HO layout with trains and trams.

KALKA – SHIMLA – 9
Ranjeev C.Dubey continues the guided tour of his room-filling HOe layout which reproduces several sections of this famous narrow gauge hill railway. This time: Shimla engine shed and beyond.

ROCKY INLET
John Parkinson shows how he created an attractive mini scene in N with basic materials.

HRUBIESZÓW
Peter Kornicki describes his Polish pre-war HO layout, which commemorates an aspect of family history.

LEUTEWITZ
Uwe Lacina presents a standard small station building from the 750mm gauge in Saxony, scratchbuilt in 1:32.

PRODUCT REVIEWS

BOOK REVIEWS

NEWS

N.B. There is no Exhibition Diary in this issue as all events have been cancelled or postponed due to the corona virus situation.