Introducing the gauge 1 model railroad layouts!

Track 1: Track 1 Wehrmacht from Denmark The Spor-1-Wehrmacht layout shows a line-up of German troop transporters as they might have looked during the Second World War.
The models have been recreated using historical photographic material and drawings.
Among other things, you will find a copy of Hermann Göring’s staff car and the platoon transport of a staff company in an armored division. All models are made from 1:35 scale kits, painted and patinated. The layout itself, which measures 16 meters x 7 meters, consists of over 50 modules, which together comprise over 200 meters of track and more than 40 points.
The track plan includes a track line as well as a freight ramp, a station area, a harbor area and both a diesel and a coal-fired railroad.
The layout was inspired by the railroad and harbor area of Heiligenhafen in northern Germany as it looked around 1945.
You will therefore find, among other things, a copy of the Heiligenhafen railroad station including the goods shed from this period. In the port, you can experience a fully functional gantry crane as it was in the port of Hamburg during the Second World War. The diesel and coal-fired BW facilities include a working coal crane, turntable and rail platform.
In connection with the BW facilities there is also a factory building, three engine sheds and two signal boxes, all with complete inside direction. Operator: Spor-1 Wehrmacht, Mr. Danny Jeppesen, Denmark-5230 Odense Layout size: 16 x 7 m

Track 1: Trajectory system Lindau Lake Constance trajectories were railroad ferries that were set up by the railroad companies to transport railroad freight cars across Lake Constance.
In the heyday of the railroad, they were particularly important for freight traffic.
We show the trajectory system that was located directly at the port of Lindau.
In addition to loading, we also show shunting traffic. Operator: BSW Moellbahngruppe Lindau, D-88131 Lindau Layout size: 9 x 7 m