Model Train | Model Trains Slow Beauty

trains can look great if you shoot them with high speed video cameras. I used to play Casio EXFH100 120fps. If it fine details in a shooting display railway idle can transform the miniature world in near real time. This video shows a few screens of the Anglican Church of St. Luke at age 25 annual exhibition of model trains. It is a church with a Christian community that loves trains. Amusement Park www.stlukeschurch.com.au 0:57 Legeauxland (Lego Scale) with LEGO 1960s to today. Functions infrared remote control trains and interactive amusement park. 01:08 Coffee Anyone (N Scale Bavarian) This miniature layout is built in glass topped coffee table. The theme is a beach resort in the Bavarian Alps. The rolling stock is a mix of Fleischmann and Roco. Definitely an amazing opportunity, a model railway as a feature piece to present in a home. 01:14 Defty (OO / HO Gauge) This is a collection of St. Luke’s Model Railway Club use. Developed to run many mock members to train too large for its original layout. The goal this year is the end of 1950 until early 1960, when the steam-diesel transition era. Inspired Rosemount Tramway 01:47 (HO Scale) by Bendigo tramways this is a modern tram Fiction fixed tourist day somewhere in Australia. It has a functional airspace block. 01:58 Green Acres (N scale) I think! A provision for installation in an old TV fit, ideal for those who … no room for a larger traditional
Video Rating: 4/5

Tags:Beauty, model, Slow, train, Trains