Army Look.

After a long time of doing nothing I decided to paint the mountains.

The Dutch mountains part III.

So far nothing has been changed and the project is in a kind of deep freeze state.

But when the days are growing shorter again I will try to put some more effort in this project and will report here about any progress made.

Kuckucks-Bähnel

The toyshop Werst in Ludwigshafen did order 400 Märklin cars with the "Kuckucks-Bähnel" Logo...

 I could not resist and bought both cars although I do not run three rail Märklin anymore.

Back in 2010 we had a Rocrail event with this train: http://wiki.rocrail.net/doku.php?id=roundtable-2010-04-en

If you are interested too, just check if there are some left:
https://www.spielwaren-werst.de/index.php?id=1&sub=1&lang=de&cmd=show_news_details&item=91&page=1

GP-7; Geeeeeeee

Just for the records of RainerK I will add a Blog entry. :-)

Last week I bought a USA Trains GP-7 in gauge G. This baby has been part of the 10 years Rocrail event and has the potential to run by radio instead of DCC. ;-)

For more information about the 10 years Rocrail event see:

http://wiki.rocrail.net/doku.php?id=roundtable-2012-6-speyer

The Dutch mountains part II.

This was not an easy job for a software developer, but it partly did make fun. ;)

I tried also bonding finish, a left over from some years ago, but the gypsum is smoother and feels better in the hands; Yes, its a dirty job. Make sure you have wet towels within reach. ;)

The Dutch mountains part I.

I started to create some hills using poultry netting and paper towels soaked in gypsum.
The castle in the air will become later on some solid ground. ;)

N-Terminal Demo on CBUS

The N-Terminal is now completely running on CBUS.

Used modules:

• CAN-GC1
• CAN-GC2
• MGV93
• CANCMD (MERG)