A close look at the Motive Power Depot on our 0-gauge layout. The Dutch HRCA O-gauge Construction Team this time consisted of Paul van Hooft, Niek van Ees and Peter Zwakhals.
Famous Toys Fair 2004 (2)
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A close look at the Motive Power Depot on our 0-gauge layout. The Dutch HRCA O-gauge Construction Team this time consisted of Paul van Hooft, Niek van Ees and Peter Zwakhals. |
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A E220 Special Compound pulling its LMS Passenger train at speed past the Engine sheds. |
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A busy moment at the station. Starting from the back: Southern L1 with a mix of SR Corridor and Passenger coaches; Bramham Moor with No.2 Special Pullmans; a rake of LMS corridor coaches waiting for an engine. In front of these three lines, an ACE Trains SR EMU is waiting for its next departure. On the inner tracks a mixed goods train hauled by a LNER No.1 Tank, some other coaches and a Metropolitan set. |
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No show is complete without leaving for home with a new addition to your collection, and Piet Scholten had some very tempting items to help you do just that. Both LMS No.2 Special Tanks have been lovingly restored by Piet himself. |
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At the sales table of Jacob Wieringa a MO station changed hands quickly. Jacob always offers a large choice of toys to suit every pocket. |
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Sadly, the Dutch Dinky Toys Club had to cancel their participation in the show. But at this sales table the visitor could still get a nice glimpse of the variety in this famous range of toys. |
