B. Junk´s 7 / 8th layout at Ontraxs

[KEG]

Here is another small 1 : 13,3 scale layout, which was shown at Ontraxs / Utrecht / NL last weekend. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwbugdUn6tU

Have Fun

Juergen

[david colley jnr]

Thanks for that Juergen.

I love the way the stage lighting represents that which is suggested by the lamps on the layout. Pity about the hand of god tipping the wagons though...

[Bob Roegge]

Thanks for the post Juergen. Do you know anything about the sound unit installed on the critter? I would very much like to add sound to my small critters but do not know of any small motor sound units.

[KEG]

Sorry, I have no idea, what B. Junk or others are using for sound. The electronic parts seem to be very small and expensive these days.

A good place to ask for advise might be FREE RAILS http://www.freerails.com/view_category.php?id=1

Here is annother famous example of Bernard Junk´s extra ordinary modelling
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiU6aVEim3Y&feature=related

A gnome factory in 1 : 35.

Have Fun

Juergen

[matjdelo]

Sound is a system from Otto Schwoustra, I send you some pictures this afternoon.

[KEG]

Otto Schouwstra does no longer offer his innovative sound system;
http://www.schobarn.demon.nl/


This firm sounds promising and affordable: http://www.fantasonics.com/store/roadies.html


Have Fun

Juergen

[matjdelo]

Here is some pictures from Bernard layout. With Bernard and other friends, we are fan of private joke so, the man in the office, it's me and the man on the loco is a friend !

[chris stockdale]

Thanks for the photos. Do you know what the basic size (length and width) the layout is please? It certainly looks quite small but with 7/8ths scale things a generally bigger than they seem!

cheers,

[matjdelo]

approximately 120x60 centimeters

[chris stockdale]

approximately 120x60 centimeters

Thanks.

That's quite small for a 7/8ths layout.

Bestest,

[ROBBOSTRAINS]

Great layout.Any one know what make the lorry is and what scale?

[rue_d_etropal]

Just received latest issue of Voie Libre, and guess what's on front cover. Better picture of the lorry. To quote the magazine translation

the lorry is a subtle blend of extruded foam, 2 mm thick card and Fimo clay parts

[ROBBOSTRAINS]

Scratch built? Brilliant.

[JeffSaxton]

Has anyone else noticed the model of a small green Feldbahn locomotive on the bookshelf in the office? Brilliant indeed -- excellent work.

[lenelg]

Has anyone else noticed the model of a small green Feldbahn locomotive on the bookshelf in the office?

The guy in the office is based on a fellow modeler, so, in addition to a model of a modeler, why not include a model of his model ?

[lenelg]

Is the office guy reading a model railroad publication? I think I see a trackplan on his desk, at abt 1:30 in the movie

[rue_d_etropal]

maybe we should leave it to Matjdelo to explain. Looking carefully at one photo, and I think I can see a pile of copies of Voie Libre next to the model engine.

[matjdelo]

I can explain ! It's me in the office, Jacques Mart, my full name is Matthieu Jacquemart ! Bernard makes many winks and effectively, there's a voie libre on the desk, this is the voie libre with the layout plan that we present in Utrecht, Riffelalp !

[ian holmes]

I want to build a layout like this!

Ian

[Gerry Bullock]

I want to build a layout like this!

Ian

Gnine no doubt.

[Carlo]

I would love to see a track plan for this layout.
Does anyone have an image of it (I don't get "Voie Libre")?
Bernard Junk certainly does wonderful modeling work!
Carlo

[Daniel O. Caso]

Juergen

I've been looking at your film. Twice. And then again. And again. And once more...

What a nice little jewel!!!

Excellent work!


Daniel