Hans.Albern

Hi Jo, I wonder whether you are aware that you placed the switches - even the tongue rails! - on the baseboard joint? Quite challenging and far behind at least my skills. Best regards Hans I just realized Jo has got 4 Boards and can set them up in a 1 board, 2 firmly connected boards, 1 board configuration to avoid switches over a baseboard joint.

One point I would like to add because I think it could have an impact on modelling: The firing of bricks used to be a seasonal job because the blanks had to be dried. If wooden drying sheds are depicted or drying chambers are missing, production is seasonal in the summer months. My knowledge comes from the traditional Rusch brickworks in Kehdinger Land on the Lower Elbe in Germany. This brickworks still fires bricks in the traditional round kiln with coal. Their website describes the history of the company and the production process in English. In the late 90s when I visited, there were extensive wooden drying sheds connected by a mile-long conveyor belt. Don't let the fire go out! Hans

Yes, J-Lewis, I can. It was produced by technomodell, by now the H0e brand of PMT. Their Website is https://www.pmt-modelle.de/2011/seiten/h0e.html Best regards Hans.Albern