05.07.04 at 07:54 hrs

Weekly Report No 192, CW 27

Page 1 of the tour guide in DIN A3 format shows the already completed layout areas and points out some highlights.

Page 2 is an overview showing the two accessable floors and contains tips and hints to all important places.

This small parcel arrived from the US state with the unpronouncable name... What might be in there? Hint: it has to do with the number 900 ;-)

Barely imaginable...

that this chaos should be cleared up in a couple of days...

Here we go finally: These are the track plans for the new Scandinavia section. Principles: we want to build a layout that awes the visitor and makes him want to see the places we're modeling. Therefore, national landmarks and railroad-typical curiosities have priority over a realistic geography and infra-structural side effects since most of the planned topics and items can't be built realistically in the given space. The main reason for this is the ship-system with real water which has to offer enough room for the ships longer than 1 meter (3 ft).

This is a scetch of the tracks connecting Hamburg and Denmark. A contractor of the Wunderland already has his orders... for a mean, fat concrete bridge spanning the scenery to Denmark. Protest of some green organisations have already been rejected by the court. Also the local church fell in deep panic but nonetheless: the church will have to make room for this project...