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This is my first real existing model ever. It's a Swiss electric locomotive from 1919. It is divided into three sections so it can pass tight curves in the Alps.

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This is one of my favorite locomotives. It was used for the famous TEE trains. The TEE trains were some of the most luxurious trains in Europe. If you scroll down a bit you can see my TEE couches as well.

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DB 101 is one of the newest locomotives in Germany. It's used for the intercity trains.

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This is a locomotive from Eastern Germany. It's designed for cargo trains but now it's also used for bi-level passenger trains. This model has the new color scheme.

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This is the same as previous but black.

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Perhaps the DB 01 is the most famous European steam locomotive. It was one of the biggest and fastest locomotives of its days.

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This locomotive existed both with and without the stream lined shape. Without it looks pretty much like DB 01 but is a little bit lighter.

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This small railcar was very common in the 50s. When it wasn't profitable to use steam locomotives this machine saved many of the small railways in Germany.

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This coach is used in the end of trains so they can go backwards easier. Most of the passenger trains don't turn around at the end of the line. It's much easier and faster to use a control car. This one is used for the German intercity trains.

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This is the control car used for the bi-level car I've made. This model has the original colors.

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Rheingold is perhaps the most luxurious train ever. And this is 1:st class! This coach is from 1828 but Rheingold was later a part of TEE and had modern coaches as well.

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Rheingold 2nd class. This coach is from 1828 but Rheingold was later a part of TEE and had modern coaches as well.

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This is where passengers had their cargo at the Rheingold train.

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Saloon car of the famous TEE trains.

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Compartment couch of TEE train.

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TEE restaurant car.

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TEE bi-level observation car.

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Commonly used couch for German inter city trains.

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Restaurant car for the German inter city trains.

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Common bi-level car with old painting.

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Typical old European cargo wagons.

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Typical old European cargo wagons.

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Typical old European tank wagons.

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Typical old European tank wagons.

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Typical old European bulk wagons.

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Typical old European timber wagons.

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These are the wagons from the imaginary brewery East Tower Brewhouse. It's the same company that has all the trucks in cargo room no 3 in M/S/München.

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Unlike the other houses here this wasn't made for Groβendorf but long before.

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Made for Groβendorf.

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Made for Groβendorf.

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Made for Groβendorf.

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Made for Groβendorf.

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Made for Groβendorf.

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This is a typical Swedish house from 1910. The same architectural style was modern in northern Germany at that time. This is also used in Groβendorf.

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Swedish house from the turn of century. This model is also used in grβendorf but designed before.

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Typical Swedish house from 1900. I think there's a very similar house in Stockholm. Also this model is included in groβendorf.

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