fs160 gallery section

photo section under development

This section will hopefully become filled with some sparkling photos of fiNe-scale models.

summer

This photo demonstrates the landscape possibilities of N-gauge. This is a simple landscape module that oozes summer atmosphere. Shot taken in the garden and filled in with a suitable bit of background from Denmark and some haze added.

Surrounded by buildings, my Type 26 running over Splitveld Fabriek

A new BM23 arrives on a low loader at Waimes (3D print), the other cranes are from Artitec.

The type 41 on Wohltorf bridge, a Fremo module built by Peter Ehrenberg.

train

A photo of my first G8 on the long curved module. Background photoshopped from a suitable holiday photo taken in Shropshire, UK.

american loco

A lovely weathered H0 loco against a suitable background of Torres del Paine in Patagonia, Chile. Photo of model by Peter Helmich taken at the Fremo meeting in Ubach-Palenberg 2008.

T16

A modified FLM T16 shunting a wagon into the yard of Bovigny. The wagon is cast in polyurethane from a master constructed in polystyrene.

41.157 passing Bovigny

An overview photo of Bovigny with a class 41 passing with a short train. The loco is scratchbuilt as well as some of the wagons.

V36 with train

230.001 'Josephine' with a local goods. The first wagon is a NS GTM constructed in polystyrene.

V36 diesel

Close-up of 'Josephine', a description of the construction can be found in the loco section.

Bovigny

A view of Bovigny on the Rheine 2007 meeting, wood loading yard.

loaded wagons

loading of wood a Bovigny

chopped wood

close-up of the individually cut twigs

trafo transport

Trafo transport in 2008 Heinsberg meeting

waimes

some progress in modelling Waimes

waimes

same view but different angle

Results of Combine ZM and a direct USB link between a Nikon D200 camera and computer. The next 4 photos are the results of combining between 12-18 photos with manual focus changed from back to front. Aperture about F14, 2.5 s, indirect lighting by 300 W halogen lamp.

same technique.

The maximum length of the USB cable should be less then 5 m, that turned out to be too short for this photo. The small artifacts are an indirect result of not having a direct visual control as one photos was not ideal.