The old railway station.
Author: R.Vyškovský
Source: ABC 19/28
Scale: 1:150
...a few photos of the build:
Author: R.Vyškovský
Source: ABC 19/28
Scale: 1:150
...a few photos of the build:
The old railway station /ABC/ 1:150
- Thread starter mikezax
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...the left side of the station - Warehouse...
Thanx, I will do the people and train 
...rails...
...rails...
...a new version of the newsstand on the right side of the station...
Thanx , after a little break, when I attended this event:
http://www.zealot.com/threads/prize-of-the-mayor-of-nitra-2015-slovakia.178754/
I go further - full lighting :
, after a little break, when I attended this event:http://www.zealot.com/threads/prize-of-the-mayor-of-nitra-2015-slovakia.178754/
I go further - full lighting
:Thanx for all likes ,
added benches and the electrical connection is ready...
,added benches and the electrical connection is ready...
I would bother you with a question, sir. I'm not sure, but I think I've seen other paper models of Czech rail stations (from ABC or other magazines) - not sure if all of them designed by pan Vyškovský or by other authors. And most of them seem to have some common features, at least as paper models, maybe I'm wrong... My question would be, if you have knowledge about this, of course: is there a generic type of Czech rail station architectural buildings? (Or maybe Czechoslovakian, depending on their era of conception) And I have in mind the example of Austro-Hungarian railway buildings, with 3 big categories and 3-4 sub-categories for each one, hundreds or thousands of buildings spread all over the Empire, many of them still standing and still being in service. Thank you.
TO: Chris74
On this I Do not know answer...
...first train: Tatra M 120.4 - work version - is only partly finished cabin :
On this I Do not know answer...
...first train: Tatra M 120.4 - work version - is only partly finished cabin
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