LGB in Thaialand

Project of the track, in the photos of the third step, you will see some changes

This is the second step in building: Path


in ten days, more or less, there will be photos of the third step, but a train garden never stops walking.....
Greetins
Lucathai
PS:I have removed too much those big photos

Hi and Welcome

Interesting to see familiar POLA and PIKO buildings in a tropical setting!

What rolling stock do you have?

Keep the pictures coming!

yes interesting, my level of modelling, (possibly smaller pics if possible).

Yes, i think if the pics could be resized to say 800x600, that would be good. I like big pics, but these images are difficult to see on my screen

Oh, and welcome to the forum!

Great pics Luca.

Fascinating to see LGB as far away and remote as Thailand. Are there any other people with garden railways near you in Thailand?

And why do you spend half the year there?

I quite enjoy seeing big, high resolution pictures but if you can make them smaller it would be easier for other people see and quicker to load on the screen.

800 x 600 pixels is a good size.

Are you running digital or analogue trains?

Sorry, it is first time I put pictures in your forum. Next smallest. thanks
Lucathai

GWhizz wrote:

Hi and Welcome

Interesting to see familiar POLA and PIKO buildings in a tropical setting!

What rolling stock do you have?

Keep the pictures coming!

Thailand doesn't have a historical architectural style for the civil immovable properties, as in Europe, for the religious buildings it is different, they are traditionalists to 100%.
Then you find from Vietnam in then all the styles of the world from the style USA, Palladium, to the Swiss with roofs very tilted.
Nobody surprises him of a station Piko or Pola. The problem I am the passage to level that they are right, while here he walks to the left.

"Fascinating to see LGB as far away and remote as Thailand. Are there any other people with garden railways near you in Thailand?"

In Thailand there is not in general crop of the train, the lines are alone 4 that they depart from Bangkok, rails to gauge 1 meter (LGB)
What I know no.
Only some Has and little Marklin 1 in Bangkok. What me only the child king knows he had train LGB

Museum of the railroad in Bangkok (newspaper photo)

What rolling stock do you have?
I have everything material LGB:
1 Mallet 99201 sounds and smoke (bought new)
1 Stainz 1 (bought new in the 1985) with tender sound (b. used)
1 Stainz 3 (b. used)
1 Shoema elettronic (b. new)
1 Shoema starter set (gift new)
1 Zillertal (smoke) (b. used)
1 Diesel OBB 2095 004-4 Sound (b.used)
You greet to everybody

Another question I had forgotten: because I live half year in Italy and the other halves the year in Thailand:
I am retired, the life in Thailand costs less than the half that to Sanremo (expensive city) also also buying Italian food or French (I go from Carefour), I have two great daughters in Italy, one to Sanremo, that has been twice me grandfather, the other to Florence.
Still best regards

Sure beats a villa on the Costa del Sol! Nicely planned railway.

I really like the European buildings with the Thai signs. Very colonial look, thanks for posting the photos.

Now thats something a bit different! Belated welcome to the forum Lucathai.

Mikey

Later almost one month here is I have returned from you.
I make you see the last photos

In the railway station

In trip


Scenes of every day: Who works and who rests

Here also two video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZvyKoCt-lw
In the second video the "h" of the thanks it is in my computer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0xzCtsyG5w
I thank you for the attention. Regards and best wishes

Very enjoyable.

The real houses in the background look like model buildings!
They seem to blend in perfectly.