Hello to Stummi,

Been absent for a long time due to health issues.
I have been doing a lot of filming under these quarantine days and shunting operations on my timesaver shelf layout.
The room which my original layout;Bayland had to be dismanteled. To pass time I constructed a shelf Timesaver layout ; 2 meters X 35 cms where
I could practice my shunting skills. There are lots of permutations that you can do on it.
Here is one of my films . Enjoy.

Deutsch:
Gefällt mir! Man sieht nicht oft, dass Leute aus der Türkei Modelle Deutschen vorbildes haben. Warum fährst du Deutsche Vorbilder?

English (I tried it):
I like it! I don't see often, that someone from Turkey uses German locos. So, why do you have German locos?

nice simple layout erkut, I liked watching it

had to wonder if it was just me regarding one of your turnout visible at around 3:10 looking like it was a very short one, I'm guessing you had to make do with that one because of length limit? did not look like the steam locomotive could had gone that way compared to the short axle distances on the diesel locomotive itself

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Deutsch:
Gefällt mir! Man sieht nicht oft, dass Leute aus der Türkei Modelle Deutschen vorbildes haben. Warum fährst du Deutsche Vorbilder?

English (I tried it):
I like it! I don't see often, that someone from Turkey uses German locos. So, why do you have German locos?

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Turkey (TCDD) up till the 1980's had a lot of German loco's, Kreigsloks br52, br50, br57,br55 ,br80......
Also from France, UK and USA..

http://www.trainsofturkey.com/pmwiki.php/Steam/Steam

Best rgds
Erkut

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nice simple layout erkut, I liked watching it

had to wonder if it was just me regarding one of your turnout visible at around 3:10 looking like it was a very short one, I'm guessing you had to make do with that one because of length limit? did not look like the steam locomotive could had gone that way compared to the short axle distances on the diesel locomotive itself

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Thank you very much, you are quite right, short turnout was a necessity due to length issues. The length had to be 2 meters so turnouts had to be arranged accordingly. However the br41 variant passes over it with no problem.

Best rgds
Erkut under quarantine

Good morning,

Great work! I really love how slowly the locomotives drive. As well, the background of your layout fits quite well.

Since I'm building a small Timesaver Layout (with only 1,50 m length) I am really interested in your project. Could you show us some more photos and especially an overview of the whole layout (because I think there are more tracks than just the usual Timesaver tracks - am I right? )? I would love to see more pictures and videos!

Regards from Berlin
Nils

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Good morning,

Great work! I really love how slowly the locomotives drive. As well, the background of your layout fits quite well.

Since I'm building a small Timesaver Layout (with only 1,50 m length) I am really interested in your project. Could you show us some more photos and especially an overview of the whole layout (because I think there are more tracks than just the usual Timesaver tracks - am I right? )? I would love to see more pictures and videos!

Regards from Berlin
Nils

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Nils, I would love to share the photos. All photos are on my phone and I honestly do not know how to share in forum. Need help.

Erkut

Lets see if I can manage

More;




Best regards
Erkut

Thank you very much, it Looks great

Hallo,

Been doing some carpentry this weekend on my timesaver. I also mounted soft lighting elements and did some painting. Hope you like;





...and its final resting ground;



Best rgds
Erkut

Hi Erkut,

Very good looking model-building you show us on your photos. It's Wonderful to see all this fine details. love it.
Super time-saver. opcorn:
Thank you for sharing.

Sharing more photos.

Send your photos from your mobile to your own Internet account from where you send or receive your mails.
Store them on your Computer

Enter
https://abload.de/#

Unfortunately the page is in German. Maybe they offer an english Version but I am not sure.
Same time you upload your photos keep your Stummi-Forum Thread open where you like to install your photo

1) Get registered. It's for free.
2) Click on "Bilder hochladen"
3) Click on "Bilder von der Festplatte hinzufuegen"
4) Choose from your hard-disk the photo you like to upload. Click it on
5) Under "Local" it Shows a small Icon of your photo
6) Go to "Verkleinern"
7) Choose under "Bildschirmformate (4:3)" --> "Passend in 1024 x 768"
8 ) Click Abload! shown in a box with green background color
9) under "Total" you see a blue beam working to transfom your photo to a matching size
10) your photo shows up
11) Click "Bild bearbeiten"
12) Click "EXIF-Information entfernen" it goes back to 11)
13) Click again "Bild bearbeiten"
14) Choose under "Bild rotieren" the angle you like the photo to be installed in your thread at this Forum (-90°, 180° or +90°)
15) it Shows "Bild bearbeiten" Wait, give it some seconds
16) if your photo shows up and was not rotating the way you wanted, please repeat frm no. 13) on
17) go to "Direktlink fuer Foren"
1 Click on it it will change the background color to blue
19) use your Copy and Paste Funktion
20) at your thread at Stummi-Forum Infix your link from "abload.de"

I know ist a long story I wrote you but maybe it will help you in future with your photos.

Best regards and happy to see more photos of your railway - modeling
Stay healthy

Volker

Thank you Volker,

Here are some more small bits and pieces;













Hope you have enjoyed
Best rgds
Erkut

Hi Erkut,

it looks good with the photos. Congratulation.

You work with devotion on your fine details, Isn't it?

I found some similarities between your scenery and my railway station "Saint-Julien". Happy for such a small World.



I will visit your thread now more often.

BR
Volker

Awesome pictures, awesome layout !!!
Which track system did you use?

Bernd