I recently picked up these two plastic biuldings in a scrap store.
They were dearer than I'd like - £15 the two - but really quite lovely.
There's a smaller Alpenblick mountain restaurant and a large block of flats with shops at the bottom. The tiny detailing ist wunderbar!
Both are plastic and have wiring, which I assume is for lighting.
I tried to illuminate them myself with fairy lights but to no great success.
Do you think these are Faller biuldings for train lay outs?
I do not know about the make, but they certainly look as though they are intended for a model railway layout. A great find, and very impressive models. Excellent backdrops for model photography.
ReplyDeleteYes, that do look good Paul. Thanks.
DeleteIf these were only £15, in total, for both, then youve got a real bargain there Woodsy.
ReplyDeleteI think they're great.
Yep, fifteen for both. There were three smaller ones at a fiver each but I was happy with these two. Have you been to a scrap store Mish?
DeleteIf by 'scrap store', you mean a charity or 'vintage' shop, then yes, but I rarely find anything I'm after.
DeleteOnly '60s and '70s annuals, occasionally.
These are absolutely gorgeous, both are large and complex, which is the way I like my German buildings. A bargain for sure! SFZ
ReplyDeleteNice models Woodsy. Faller, Kibri, Heljan were all European makes that I had at least a couple examples of in my HO scale days.
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