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FREMO meeting in Kolding, Denmark, Oktober 4-7
There will be the largest ever FREMO-US modular layout in H0 scale with a total module length of 268 meters. The layout covers a space of approx 400 square meters, the hall size itself is 43,5x23,6 meters. The layout contains modules from Denmark, Sweden and Germany.
The second hall is a little bit larger (46x25,3) and contains a H0-Europe layout.
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Sounds exciting, keep us posted if you go. I have to admit, it's a long drive for me, even though I'd like to be there.
Flying, well that's out of the question for us in today's atmosphere. If we can't get there by car, we just don't go.
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Thomas,
could you please post the module plan ?
Viel Spass !
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ezdays Wrote:Sounds exciting, keep us posted if you go. I have to admit, it's a long drive for me, even though I'd like to be there.
Yes, I will be there and will post some pics. From my hometown in Southwest Germany it is only a short drive of close to 900 kilometers ...
http://maps.google.de/maps?saddr=Schelme...ls&t=m&z=6
After remodelling of my transport boxes there fit now 12 meters of modules in the trunk of my car. Here's a shot of my test packing this summer:
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It is enough space left for loco's, cars and my DCC equipment, maybe also some clothes for change
Don't tell my wife ...
IndyCity Wrote:Thomas,
could you please post the module plan ?
Viel Spass !
I tried it yesterday to upload the files, but it didn't work. But I found the files also online on the FREMO website.
The European layout:
http://www.fremo-net.eu/uploads/media/Ko...ers_28.pdf
The US layout:
http://www.fremo-net.eu/uploads/media/Kolding2012V5.pdf
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Thomas,
a really large US-layout! Plenty of train operations and switching!
Wish you a few good days and greetings to all from Dresden!
Cheers, Bernd
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Thomas, wünsche Dir viel spass in Kolding
greeting from the blade city Solingen / gruß aus der Klingenstadt Solingen
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Great pics! I'd have loved to see a huge layout like that! Nicely done modules and scenes. I like the duck-under sgins too.
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Still wish I could have been there. Great layout, I love details and there are plenty there....
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wow nice pictures, have made a fun, Thomas ?? !!
I like the Fremo !!!!
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