This is № 523 of Pilentum's model railroad videos. In Budapest, the capital of Hungary, there is a small model railway shop that has built a pretty nice model rail layout in HO scale for the presentation of new model trains and scale models. But very often the model railroad layout is used for playing with steam locomotives and enjoying railway operating sessions.
This is № 509 of Pilentum's model railroad videos. Model builders Yannick De Vynck and Dirk Colman presented a historically accurate replica of the Belgian railway line 12 at Heide station in the Belgian municipality of Kalmthout in the province of Antwerp. The model railway layout in HO scale was designed to represent the beginning of the 20th century, when steam locomotives and steam trains still were in service.
This is № 491 of Pilentum's model railroad videos. This beautiful Märklin model railway layout was built by Josef Brandl and his colleagues Dieter Schubert and Wolfgang Spenger. In this video we take a cab ride through the miniature landscape of Austria.
This is № 490 of Pilentum's model railroad videos. From Russia with love comes this magical model train layout, which is called Show Model of the Golden Ring of Russia. This superb model railway exhibition is integrated in the fantastic model railroad museum that opened almost two years ago in the city of Yaroslavl. The model railroad in Yaroslavl, Russia, is one of the most modern, innovative and beautiful exhibitions for model railroading and railway modelling in the world.
This is № 488 of Pilentum's model railroad videos. Steam locomotives, diesel locomotives, and electric locomotives have plenty of room on this beautiful Marklin model railroad layout to simulate the typical operations of the German Federal Railroad. The centerpiece of the HO scale model railroad layout is a double-track main line with a branch line leading to Lindental Station.
This is № 485 of Pilentum's model railroad videos. Jürgen Preis used various kits from the manufacturers Auhagen, Faller, Kibri, etc. to build bridges, industrial plants, railway buildings and houses. He learned to weather buildings, vehicles and locomotives. Each kit was aged, patinated and weathered with additional paints, giving the model railway an even more realistic appearance. The model rail layout was built in less than three years.