| Thema | Om Fama, Roco, Alpinline in the garden | 8 Beträge | |||
| Rubrik | Gartenbahn-Forum | ||||
| Autor | JOHN8 .8, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK / United States | 310852 | |||
| Datum | 10.03.2010 23:25 | 8147 x gelesen | |||
| Hello and good day, O gauge in the garden has been quiet, very quiet. No posts since 2007. My garden railway on the east coast of U. S. includes Fama 0m. Is there anyone out there that I can share experiences with. Regards, John | |||||
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| Autor | Wilf8rie8d N8., Jena / Thüringen | 310856 | |||
| Datum | 11.03.2010 15:06 | 7433 x gelesen | |||
| Hello John, my garden railway have two parts: 0m-part based of alpin line. 0-part based of ETS (Czech) and other distributers. If You will send Your email-adress, I will send several pictures and videos about this. I work with these garden-railway since 1999. Regards Wilfried | |||||
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| Autor | JOHN8 .8, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK / United States | 310863 | |||
| Datum | 11.03.2010 19:21 | 7320 x gelesen | |||
| Happy to hear from you Wilfried, I have forwarded you my email. Thanks, John | |||||
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| Autor | Karl8 A.8, Datteln / | 310865 | |||
| Datum | 11.03.2010 20:13 | 7179 x gelesen | |||
| 0- Gauge bedeutet 32mm Spur. Also 1 : 45 Regelspur, 1 : 32 Meterspur, 1 : 22,5 750/760mm Vorbilder, usw. 0m ist 1 : 45 Meterspur, also 22 mm Modellspurweite. Oe, 1 45 / 750mm Vorbild (16mm Spurweite) ist in Deutschland ebenfalls sehr populär (Fleischmann Magic Train 0e ode Bachmann 0n30, Märklin Minex) Langzeiterfahrungen mit kleinen Spurweiten im Freiland sind für andere GBF Leser eventuell interessnt. Zudem man in D. immer häufiger von der Baugröße Gn15 hört und liest. (1 : 22, 5 auf 16mm Modellspur, 382mm Vorbilder ) Karl | |||||
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| Autor | Hein8z F8., Solingen / NRW | 310866 | |||
| Datum | 11.03.2010 20:22 | 7309 x gelesen | |||
| Hey John, hey Wilfried, I postet a thread here, maybe it was 2007. In the meantime I started a test for over one year. It was an simple loop without switches in a high of about 80cm. Track was Peco 0e/0n30, locos and rolling stock mostly Bachmann. Trains run perfect. I scrapped the "line" in autum 2008 for building a complete railroad in 2009 - but to much work and I hope start building this year. I also ride an 20,3 railroad outdoor. Heinz | |||||
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| Autor | JOHN8 .8, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK / United States | 310878 | |||
| Datum | 13.03.2010 07:25 | 7435 x gelesen | |||
| Hello again, Thanks for all the replies about Om in the garden. My LGB/Aristocraft trains are running in my German garden railway. I take liscense to run USA roads on the German layout. Some years ago I visited the Swiss Historic layout in Interlaken, now closed, and was impressed to the point that I thought the Fama Om would make a great backdrop to the 1/24 - 1/32 trains that I am running. So now the Swiss Alps is under construction on my layout. I have been researching and testing the track, Fama outdoor, in the back yard. The joiners are steel and rust, thus providing poor conductivity between the stainless track sections. I am on the search for joiners that will hold up outside with the Fama track. I have purchased some Alpinline flex track to help make more realistic curves as my trains traverse the mountains. That leads me to the thought that I should run the trains with battery power. Has anyone tried that? We would not have to worry about track power then. I have tried various ways of building the Swiss Alps with cement and fiberglass. I think fiberglass is the way to go. Has anyone had mountain building experiences on their garden railway? I am sinking planting pots with dwarf and minature conifers in the mountains. I have about ten pots and they seem to have survived this strange, cold and snowy winter in New York. These pots will bring more reality to the Swiss Alps. My next chalenge is to find the best method to build the viaducks. Any thoughts, suggestions and or comments is welcomed. As soon as I clean up after the winter storms, a big rain one this weekend with 4 inches of rain and 40MPH winds over three days, I will have pictures available. I wonder haw many Fama roco Alpinline Om layouts are running in Europe? It doesn't seem like many. However, if you have ever seen that Swiss Historic layout in Interlaken, you would realize how beautiful a layout in Om can be, even in the garden. I really hope they can fins another exhibit area for this beautiful Swiss layout. Does anyyone know of a used source of Fama products? I am looking for the switcher they made. Thanks and happy garden railroading! John Hagedorn | |||||
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| Autor | Wilf8rie8d N8., Jena / Thüringen | 310884 | |||
| Datum | 13.03.2010 11:39 | 7307 x gelesen | |||
| Hello John, to the problems with steel joiners: first: before connection I give some contact-fat (contact-grease, used by car-accus) on the joiners second: I use joiners from 0-Scale-Hobbyshop (look at these webside), das OSM-Gleissystem, 89001 Schienenverbinder. Greetings Wilfried nck | |||||
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| Autor | Karl8 A.8, Datteln / | 310885 | |||
| Datum | 13.03.2010 12:15 | 7021 x gelesen | |||
| Viel 0 / 0m gibt es hier: Metropolitrain Foren: Schmalspur 0 Zeitschrift: Schmale Spuren Karl | |||||
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