Russian Railways in miniture

[dave182]

[video=youtube;P7I_z6k-MOY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7I_z6k-MOY

 

A nice alternative to Miniature Wonderland! Well done Vladamir! Nice to see Russia in 1:87, a very interesting railway to be modelling!

[BosKonay]

OT, but how's things progressing with the Fry (anyone know?)

[murrayec]

Hi BosKonay

 

I just sent an email to John Hamil- 'Friends of the Fry Model Railway', I will post as soon as he returns

 

murrayec

[Garfield]

Hi BosKonay

 

I just sent an email to John Hamil- 'Friends of the Fry Model Railway', I will post as soon as he returns

 

murrayec

 

I believe he's also on the MRSI's committee, so maybe one of their members can get in touch with him, too. I fear there'll be no further info to report at this time, though.

[Warbonnet]

I believe he's also on the MRSI's committee, so maybe one of their members can get in touch with him, too. I fear there'll be no further info to report at this time, though.

 

The Chairperson of the MRSI no less.

[WRENNEIRE]

Or contact him here

 

http://www.donedeal.ie/collectibles-for-sale/model-railway-items/6864177

[Killucan2]

Since when is the fry model railway turned Russian?where the keep on topic rules now??

[Garfield]

Since when is the fry model railway turned Russian?where the keep on topic rules now??

 

Boskonay acknowedged his question was veering off-topic, although, as a minuature railway, it's not a million miles away, and as other posters are looking into getting an answer to his question, it's now resolved and the discussion can move back to the video posted by Dave182.

 

Since you brought up the subject of rules, though...

 

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Edited April 30, 2014 by Garfield

[murrayec]

Hi dave182

 

The Russian layout is amazing, a mammoth and incredible task. I felt sorry for the lovely girl sticking that field of flowers together- one by one! Well done on sharing...

 

My apologies on contributing to the slight veer on topic, but I think the video sparked my want to see a layout like this at home and caused my original post.

 

murrayec

[Flying Scotsman 4472]

Fantastic video. As murrayec said the girl had the patience of a saint planting all those flowers

[grandad]

If you want something Russian, have a look at my 00 trans Siberian sleeping car made to commemorate a double anniversary trip in one in 2005. Me 65 and we wed for 40 years. Also have a look at Red Star Railways http://www.redstarrailways.com

[DiveController]

Boskonay acknowedged his question was veering off-topic, although, as a minuature railway, it's not a million miles away, and as other posters are looking into getting an answer to his question, it's now resolved and the discussion can move back to the video posted by Dave182.

 

Since you brought up the subject of rules, though...

 

 

 

The mods are always available and willing to deal with any issues you may have via PM.

[josefstadt]

For models of Soviet era / Russian era passenger stock one can also try http://www.eurotrain.ru. Unfortunately their website is only in Russian but if you scroll down the first page of the site to the button below the Steiff bear that says 'Смотреть все модели' and click it you will get to the rolling stock section.

[Garfield]

For models of Soviet era / Russian era passenger stock one can also try http://www.eurotrain.ru. Unfortunately their website is only in Russian but if you scroll down the first page of the site to the button below the Steiff bear that says 'Смотреть все модели' and click it you will get to the rolling stock section.

 

Google Translate may be of use here: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.eurotrain.ru%2F&edit-text=&act=url

 

It can get muddled at times, though...